Indiana’s state legislature passed a law preventing abortion when done to kill a baby with Down syndrome. It also prevents Planned Parenthood and other abortion mills from selling aborted baby parts for money. Of course Planned Parenthood sued to stop the bill so they could continue weeding out babies they feel are undeserving of life. Eight doctors, pediatricians no less, signed a newspaper editorial saying protecting the lives of babies with Down syndrome was “bad medicine.” They claimed to be dedicated to “real dignity for children with disabilities,” but want these particular children to be vulnerable to killing. And Indiana University also filed suit against the bill because they make money by experimenting on the babies’ body parts. The state legislature had it right, God bless them.
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