Republican versus Democrat – Which Is More Committed On the Abortion Issue

Pro-Choice author Melody Rose put together a table with statistics on how important the abortion issue is for Republicans versus Democrats.

The author examines the voting records of Republicans and Democrats on abortion related legislation between 1994 and 2005.  Mathematically, she calculates that the average party unity score (instances of Republicans voting pro-life  and Democrats voting pro-choice) was 87% for Republicans and 71% for Democrats—meaning that Republicans more consistently voted pro-life than Democrats voted pro-choice.  She makes the point that the Republican Party is more committed to its antiabortion stand than the Democratic Party is committed to the pro-choice platform.

Melody Rose “Safe, Legal and Unavailable? Abortion Politics in the United States” (Washington DC: CQ Press) 2007

The table can be found on page 172

see also this post

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Parental Notification Laws Lead to Decline in Teen Abortion Rate

Parental notification laws decrease the number of abortions in the states where they are enacted. pro-choice author Melody Rose gives the following statistics:

“The teen abortion decline coincides chronologically with the rise of parental notification and consent laws nationwide, which may have diminished the adolescent abortion rate.

She notes that between 1994 and 2000 the abortion rate of 15 to 17-year-olds decreased from 8.8 to 6.5.  The rates of abortion for children under 15 decreased from 1.2 to .07.

Melody Rose “Safe, Legal and Unavailable? Abortion Politics in the United States” (Washington DC: CQ Press, 2007) 35 to 36

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Planned Parenthood Statistics

The most recent statistics from Planned Parenthood come from 2009. In 2009 Planned Parenthood performed more abortions than ever before: 332,278, 2.5% more than in the previous year. Abortion rates at Planned Parenthood have risen for the 15th straight year.

During that time, it has gone from committing 9.3 percent of all abortions in the United States to committing 27.5 percent.

Income from abortion accounts for 40 percent of Planned Parenthood’s annual clinic income.

97.6 percent of pregnant women going to Planned Parenthood are sold abortions while less than 2.4 percent of pregnant women received non-abortion services including adoption and prenatal care

There are 340 abortions for every one adoption referral

Read some women’s testimonies of Planned Parenthood’s biased and coercive abortion counseling:

Jennifer Clifford’s Story

Alicia’s story

Kathy Walker’s Story

Anonymous Story

Source for these statistics: Planned Parenthood Report here.

Cited in LifeNews “New Planned Parenthood Report: Record Abortions Done in 2009” Steve Ertelt Feb 23, 2011

 

 

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The Percentage of OB/GYN’s Who Do Abortions

National Survey of Obstetricians/Gynecologists on Contraception and Unplanned Pregnancy: Attitudes and Practices with Regard to Abortion,” Kaiser family foundation, 1995:

“Found that two thirds of the obstetricians and gynecologists in practice in the United States, especially female doctors and those under 40, refused to do abortions under any circumstances. Few of these mentioned public pressure from antiabortion activists as a reason; most cited religious scruples or simply said they didn’t like doing the procedure. Of the one third who do perform abortions, a majority do four or fewer per month.”

Erika Bachiochi. The Cost of “Choice”: Women Evaluate the Impact of Abortion” (San Francisco, CA: Encounter Books, 2004) 16 to 17

This means that the majority of abortions are done by a small group of doctors.

And, according to another poll:

Only 5 out of 100 obstetricians/gynecologists are now willing to perform abortions

Lawrence B Finer and Stanley K Henshaw, “Abortion Incidence and Services in the United States in 2000,” Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health 35:1 (2003): 6 – 15

So the number has dropped dramatically between 1995 and 2003

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Men’s and Women’s Attitudes Towards Abortion

A 1998 poll found that 58% of American women felt that the availability of abortion had hindered their relationships with men and 70% of men and women believed that legal abortion was not necessary for women to pursue various educational and career goals

Wirthlin Worldwide poll (1998), conducted for the Family Research Council, Washington DC

Candace C. Crandall “Three Decades of Empty Promises” in Erika Bachiochi. The Cost of “Choice”: Women Evaluate the Impact of Abortion” (San Francisco, CA: Encounter Books, 2004)

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Abortion Visual Aids, Graphs and Charts

States with Restrictions on Post-Viability Abortions

reasons states permit third trimester abortions

 

restrictions on post-viability abortions

It should be noted that even in states where abortion is banned in the third trimester, loopholes in the law often allow these abortions to be performed anyway. Doe V Bolton, a companion case to Roe V Wade, mandated that a woman can’t be denied a third trimester abortion if her health is endangered by the pregnancy. It then went on, however, to define health broadly to include mental and emotional health. Therefore, all woman has to do to have a third trimester abortion is convince the abortionist that her mental or emotional health would be affected by the pregnancy. However, it is significant that many states have no laws on the books at all.

parental involvement and consent laws

This graph is of parental notification laws throughout the country.

The next few graphs are about public opinion in the abortion issue.

support for various pro-life laws
chart on when in pregnancy abortions are acceptable to people

 

chart on opinions of partial-birth abortions

chart of opinions on abortion

 

chart on the abortion pill, RU-48
pro-life versus pro-choice, public opinion

In 2009, the pro-life community gained a majority in America for the first time since Roe versus Wade.

Here are some statistics on teen pregnancy:

chart on teen pregnancy, now and in the past
graph of teen pregnancy rate
graph of the abortion rate

when in pregnancy abortions are performed

the following graph shows how having health insurance affects the abortion rate.

here are some charts on Planned Parenthood:

Number of Planned Parenthood Abortions
Planned Parenthood – abortions versus adoptions
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More People Convert from Pro-Choice to Pro-Life

“Although occasionally people do move from a pro-life to pro-choice position, they do so at far lower numbers than the other direction. According to a recent Zogby poll, “22% said they were less in favor of abortion today than they were a decade ago. About half that number said that they were more in favor of it.”

Jerry Zremski, “Attitudes Becoming More Negative on Abortion,” Buffalo News (New York) November 25, 2002 A -1

Quoted in The Cost of Choice: Women Evaluate the Impact of Abortion  by Erika Bachiochi (San Francisco, CA: Encounter Books, 2004 pgs 114-115

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When in Pregnancy Abortions Are Performed

Relatively few surgical abortions take place before six weeks. Some RU486 abortions do, but most abortions done in the United States are still done through surgical means.

About 60% of all abortions take place between six and eight week or earlier. Rounded: 60% of all abortions adds up to 2,400 abortions at this stage a day

16,800 a week
67,200 a month
806,400 a year

Pictures of unborn babies at six to seven weeks

six weeks

See babies aborted at this stage

seven weeks

See Babies Aborted at Seven Weeks

And pictures of unborn children at 8 weeks

And aborted at eight weeks

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20% of abortions happen in the ninth or 10th week of pregnancy. Rounded: 20% of abortions at 9-10 weeks adds up to 800
abortions a day
3,200 a week
12,800 a month
153,600 a year

Unborn baby in the 9th week of pregnancy:

Pictures of Aborted Babies at Nine Weeks.

pictures of babies at 10 weeks:

pictures of babies aborted at this age

10% of abortions take place in the  10th or 11th week. This adds up to

400 abortions a day at this stage
2,800 abortions a week
11,200 a month
134,400 a year

here are some pictures of unborn babies at 11 weeks

and pictures of babies aborted at this age

Here are some pictures of babies at 12 weeks:

and here are pictures of what the baby looks like aborted at 12 weeks

6% of abortions happen at 13 to 15weeks.

Rounded: 6% of abortions is 240 a day
1,680 a week
6,720 a month
80,640 a year

Pictures of the baby at 13 weeks:

pictures of what the baby looks like aborted at 13 weeks

 

 

Pictures of unborn babies at 14 weeks:

and pictures of what the baby looks like aborted at this age.

Pictures of the baby at 15 weeks.

 

 

 

 

4.3% of abortions happen at 16 to 20 weeks

Rounded: 4% of all abortions that is 160 a day
1,120 a week
4,480 a month
53,760 a year

here are some pictures of babies at 16 weeks.

and here are some pictures of babies aborted at 16 weeks.

Here are some pictures of babies at 17 weeks.

 

 

 

 

Here are some pictures of babies at 18 weeks:

aborted at 18 weeks

Here is a picture of an unborn baby at 19 weeks

Here are some pictures of unborn babies at 20 weeks:

 

 

 

 

 

and aborted at this age.

1.5 percent of abortions take place after 20 weeks

that adds up to

420 a week
1,680 a month
20,160 a year

Here is a picture of an unborn baby at 21 weeks:

these babies are between 22 and 24 weeks.

pictures of babies aborted that 21 weeks

at 24 weeks

Here is another picture of a 24 week old baby:

Here is are pictures of a 28 week old baby.

see signs advertising aborting babies at this age

Here are some pictures of late-term abortions.

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The Story of Baby David

It was a Friday evening, and Chad Traywick and his wife, Darda, had just returned to their Houston, Texas, home only to find themselves surrounded by swarms of police –

This page contains an excerpt from the article “Ending the 30-Year War Over Abortion.” The author is David Kupelian:

It was a Friday evening, and Chad Traywick and his wife, Darda, had just returned to their Houston, Texas, home only to find themselves surrounded by swarms of police – including the SWAT team and a van from the coroner’s office.

After police pulled the shocked couple from their truck and patted them down, Det. John Hill informed Traywick that the police wanted to search his house.

As the detective explained, a local photo-finishing store had called police to report that Traywick had apparently beheaded and mutilated newborn baby and had taken pictures of the infant. The SWAT team came in in force, prepared to arrest satanic cult members – baby killers who had carried out a ritualistic mutilation connected with some Satan-worship ceremony, and who had the further audacity to photograph their victims.

But when officers entered the house, instead of finding occult paraphernalia associated with child sacrifices, they discovered pro-life and religious posters and books.

Traywick explained to police what had really happened. Newly active in the pro-life movement, Traywick had gone to a local abortion clinic – the Women’s Pavilion – at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon to scope out the best location for conducting a picket of the facility. Finding the building oddly deserted and the door open, he took a quick tour. After wandering through stylish, relaxing waiting areas and immaculate operating rooms, he entered a small back room filled with 15 plastic buckets with lids on. Realizing what they must contain, he snatched one of the buckets and made a fast retreat.

Enlisting the aid of his wife and a friend to videotape and photograph his opening of the container, Traywick slowly lifted out the contents from the bucket. What he found shocked him to the core. Rather than a tiny fetus as he had expected, what he pulled out appeared to be a full-grown baby, whose head and right arm had been ripped from his body and his brain removed. In his agony, the baby had bitten through his own tongue, no doubt while his head, grasped by forceps, was being literally ripped off his body. The little boy had an incision where other organs had apparently been removed – evidence that someone had sought more profit from the baby’s death than the $1,800 the abortion had cost.

Traywick drove the film to the nearest one-hour photo developer. “I explained to them that the pictures were of an aborted baby and asked if they would have any problem or felt uncomfortable developing them,” recalls Traywick.
Over the blare of the Christmas rush, the clerk hastily took the negatives and assured Traywick there would be no problem. When he returned for the developed photos, however, the clerk was obviously uncomfortable and nervous. The 35 mm photographs were so horrific that they strained the credibility of Traywick’s story, and the store’s staffer had called the police to investigate a grisly crime for which he held the evidence. Indeed, when the police saw the photos, they too were convinced a horrific crime had been committed.

After convincing police he was not a baby-killer on that 15th day of December, 1989, Traywick agreed to make a statement at police headquarters the following morning. On Jan. 20, 1990, Chad Traywick buried the aborted baby, whom he named David, after a memorial service attended by over 100 people.

Here are some pictures of David.

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Abortion Versus War

War is a tragedy. Statistics that give the number of soldiers killed in war only show part of the tragedy.

They do not take into account the very human stress and suffering that the soldiers go through.

Still, it is disturbing to compare the statistics of war deaths verses the deaths of babies lost by abortion.

Here is one example of children lost to abortion at nine weeks:

Keeping this picture in mind, look at the chart below.

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Estimated American Casualties

Each * Represents 10,000 People (or fraction) Killed

Revolutionary War – 4,435 deaths.
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Civil War (both sides) – 498,332 deaths.
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World War I – 116,708 deaths.
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World War II – 407,316 deaths.
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Korea – 25,604 deaths.
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Vietnam – 58,168 deaths.
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Operation Desert Storm (Combat – 147)
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Operation Iraqi Freedom to the present day (4,257)
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Total killed due to abortion since 1973 – 48,000,000 (48 MILLION) deaths.

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