Harris blames experiences of pregnancy-related dying in Georgia on ‘Trump Abortion Bans’

Vice President Harris on Tuesday blamed former President Trump for Georgia’s restrictive abortion legislation after a brand new report that discovered an abortion-related dying within the state was “preventable.”

ProPublica revealed a report on Monday that exposed a 28-year-old Georgia mom died after not receiving take care of an an infection as a result of state’s legislation. The report stated the lady mustn’t have died, citing an official state committee, including that the consultants inspecting pregnancy-related deaths “deemed hers ‘preventable’ and said the hospital’s delay in performing the critical procedure had a ‘large,’ impact on her fatal outcome.”

“This young mother should be alive, raising her son, and pursuing her dream of attending nursing school,” Harris stated in an announcement.

“This is exactly what we feared when Roe was struck down. In more than 20 states, Trump Abortion Bans are preventing doctors from providing basic medical care. Women are bleeding out in parking lots, turned away from emergency rooms, losing their ability to ever have children again,” she added. “Survivors of rape and incest are being told they cannot make decisions about what happens next to their bodies. And now women are dying. These are the consequences of Donald Trump’s actions.”

Harris additionally argued that restoring freedoms are at stake within the 2024 election, warning that Trump would signal a nationwide abortion ban. Trump refused to decide to vetoing a nationwide abortion ban throughout final week’s presidential debate.

“We must pass a law to restore reproductive freedom. When I am President of the United States, I will proudly sign it into law. Lives depend on it,” Harris stated.

Georgia has a six-week abortion ban, which the Georgia Supreme Court docket in October 2023 dominated is constitutional and would stay in place. The ruling declared entry to abortion within the state will proceed to be restricted, and most abortions will stay unlawful as soon as a doctor can detect fetal cardiac exercise, which is normally round six weeks gestation.  

Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Monday shared the ProPublica report on X, highlighting, “her death was preventable.”

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