Delegate Garrett said it is time for him to serve “full-time in my role as a husband to Whitney and a father to our two teenagers, Tyler and Haley Gray,” because “God has granted me no greater title than that of ‘Dad.'”
After heavily supporting the highly controversial late-term abortion bill and being hand-picked by a governor mired in racial scandal to run in the 12th State Senate District, Delegate Debra Rodman has a lot of explaining to do in her campaign.
After 4,000 were present at the event in Albany, New York, just weeks ago, thousands are expected to be in attendance in Richmond, Virginia, to “stand in solidarity with the unborn and mourn over the sin of abortion.”
Planned Parenthood is outraged not because of the potential loss of federal funding – they have gotten around that for years – but that the Trump Administration has drawn a clear distinction between family planning and abortion.
The vote on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act compelled lawmakers to defend the indefensible, put names to those disregarding life, revealed the sanctimonious nature of the Democratic Party, and codified the consistent logical and philosophical irregularities of the dehumanization and political categorization that governs the liberal point of view.
Hundreds of people have indicated they may protest at the Capitol Building in Richmond this Saturday after weeks filled with controversy from Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s support for the “infanticide bill” and racist photos.
A Democratic effort to change House rules is a “Proxy Fight for Unrestricted Access to Abortion” said Del. Scott Garrett. Citing court precedent, he warned that Democrats were setting up the courts to invalidate restrictions on late term abortion and taxpayer funding of abortion.
With racial and sexual controversy roiling Virginia’s Democrat-led executive branch, and their attempt to push a shocking, infanticide-laden late-term abortion bill, President Trump is looking at the Old Dominion as a battleground in 2020.