Abortion doctors who appeared on stage at Democrat presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris's rally on Sunday seemed confused and failed to help a woman with an actual medical problem.
The rally, which attracted thousands of people primarily by advertising a free concert by Beyonce and then angered them when she didn't actually perform, featured several abortion doctors speaking in support of abortion rights.
Dr. Richard Todd Ivy finally noticed the woman's medical need and said, "I think someone needs some medical assistance over here," pointing to the rallygoer.
After a little while, someone did go over to the woman and provide medical attention, after which Ivy confirmed, "They're okay."
The rally then continued with its pro-abortion spiel.
Democrats have latched onto abortion as their central issue, capitalizing on public opinion that Republicans might be taking restrictions and bans a little too far.
As usual, however, Democrats are the ones taking things too far by demanding rights for women to have abortions on demand.
Sure, some women are pro-choice and believe not all abortions should be banned, but there are two problems with the Democrat strategy.
First, most people including women don't see abortion as a primary election issue. Even if they do care about it, they care more about the economy, jobs, inflation, and the current unchecked illegal immigration than they do about abortion.
Second, the majority of voters are not in support of unrestricted late-term abortions. Many favor a ban after 15 weeks or 20 weeks, a time when with medical intervention, many unborn babies can survive outside the womb.
At the rally, abortion doctors came across as uncaring when they didn't go and help the rallygoer.
Where is their compassion? Did the many abortions they have performed strip it from them?
Harris actually got booed at the rally because people thought Beyonce was going to perform, but instead she showed up "as a mom" and praised Harris.
The bait-and-switch was said to be the only way Harris could fill seats.
