The partial-birth abortion procedure -- used from the fifth month on -- involves pulling a living baby feet-first out of the
womb, except for the head, puncturing the skull and suctioning out the brain. The great majority of partial-birth
abortions are performed on healthy babies of healthy mothers.
George w. Bush v john kerry
government funding of abortion
george w. Bush opposes using tax dollars to pay for
abortion. During his first week in office, president bush
reinstated the mexico city policy, which cut off tax funds to
groups that promote abortion overseas.
John kerry supports using tax dollars to pay for abortion.
Kerry said that his first executive order would be to
“reverse the mexico city policy,” and thereby give tax
funds to groups that promote abortion overseas.
Supreme court appointments
george w. Bush stated that he will appoint supreme court
justices who share his conservative philosophy and who will
strictly interpret the constitution according to its text. (the
text of the constitution contains no right to abortion.)
john kerry has stated that if elected president he would
appoint only supreme court justices who support the
1973 supreme court decision that legalized abortion on
demand. He declared, “...I will support only pro-choice
judges to the supreme court. Some may call this a
litmus test...”
partial-birth abortion
president george w. Bush promoted and signed the partial-
birth abortion ban act into law.
Senator john kerry voted against the partial-birth
abortion ban act every chance he got -- six times.
Abortion on demand
george w. Bush opposes the 1973 supreme court decision
that legalized abortion on demand and he supports legal
protection for unborn children.
John kerry supports the 1973 supreme court decision
that legalized abortion on demand -- even as a method of
birth control.
Record on life
george w. Bush has repeatedly supported legislation which
would protect unborn children and people with disabilities.
George w. Bush signed “laci and conner’s law,” which
recognizes as victims unborn children who are killed or
injured in violent federal crimes.
George w. Bush supported legislation to prevent minor
daughters from being taken across state lines for secret
abortions in order to avoid parental notice laws.
John kerry, during his 20 years in the senate, voted 79
times to support abortion.
John kerry voted against “laci and conner’s law,” which
recognizes as victims unborn children who are killed or
injured in violent federal crimes.
John kerry voted against notifying a parent before
performing an abortion on a minor daughter.