Governor of Rhode Island Gina Raimondo has outspokenly advocated for the passing of a radical abortion law that would allow minimal restrictions for abortion up to birth.

According to Life News, “Writing to state Rep. Robert Craven, chair of the state House Committee on the Judiciary, the so-called Catholic governor said she “strongly supports” state House Bill 5127.

“I believe that no one should get in the middle of a decision between a woman and her doctor and that no woman should have to choose between health care and making ends meet,” she wrote.

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House Bill 5127 would allow previous common sense abortion laws to be removed from legislation. While it seems that the bill has some late-term abortion restrictions, it “adds a broad ‘health’ exception for abortions after viability,” reports Life News. This “health” definition comes from the Supreme Court case of Doe v. Bolton, which includes “age, economic, social and emotional factors.” This loose definition of “health” indicates that abortions could be performed up to 40-weeks for numerous “reasons” protected by the bill.

I believe that no one should get in the middle of a decision between a woman and her doctor and that no woman should have to chose between health care and making ends meet. #RHCA pic.twitter.com/IAuz8Y71de

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— Gina Raimondo (@GovRaimondo) January 29, 2019

An advocate that abortion is healthcare, Gov. Raimondo pushes the extreme abortion bills. Raimondo was endorsed by Planned Parenthood during her campaign, so it stands to reason that she would back such an extreme abortion law. Less restriction on on abortion = more money for Planned Parenthood.

This bill is strikingly similar to one that disgraced Governor Ralph Northam in Virginia, read more:

Before his racist college yearbook photos emerged, Democratic Virginia Governor Ralph Northam rocketed into national news this week for his endorsement of post-birth murder as a form of abortion.

While national media continues to eviscerate Northam after discovering Big League Politics’ coverage of Northam’s racist college yearbook photo, which showed Northam in a photo with one student wearing blackface posing next to another wearing Ku Klux Klan robes, it is important to remember that Northam first made headlines this week for his radical endorsement of infanticide as a form of abortion.

Last Wednesday, Northam appeared on a Virginia radio station to give a shocking endorsement of a now-defeated Virginia bill that would have allowed mothers to “abort” their infant even as it was being delivered. According to Northam, in such a scenario a viable infant could be delivered, then “kept comfortable” while the new mother and her “provider” determine whether or not to murder the baby.

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