#ncga: MURDER, they wrote.
Arguably, some of the craziest stuff you’ll ever see is on social media. Speaking of crazy, here’s the latest from some of the NC Democrat Party’s, um, “muscle” :
Carolina Forward is one of those obscure little “bomb-throwing” groups floating around Raleigh that work on behalf of one of the two major parties. (Its staff includes former state Rep. Chaz Beasley (D-Mecklenburg). )
They’ve really outdone themselves this time. Suggesting that Messrs. Brody and Pittman introduced legislation OK-ing murder is little more than Grade A bullshit.
Here’s the text of HB158.
And HERE is the title of said bill:
It also allows for voter approval of said amendment. So, where in the hell do you get OK-ing the murder of doctors and patients? Nowhere. Because it’s NOT THERE. If you don’t have a winning argument, go with an outrageous lie guaranteed to stir up panic.
Carolina Forward is apparently doubling down on their murder claim:
These guys seem to be leading the cheerleading for Democrat candidates for General Assembly. Is the crop of candidates they’re fielding SO bad that they have to resort to dishonesty of this magnitude?
What do we take away from this? ANYTHING you see or hear from these people during the election season should be dismissed forthwith as bullshit.
Thanks for seeing through the lies. My bill would not impose the death penalty on mothers who get abortions. At most, they might be charged with solicitation of homicide, which, as far as I can tell, carries only a possible sentence of up to 20 years in jail. The abortionist, of course, would be chargeable with first degree murder, as would be appropriate, since there is nothing more premeditated than obtaining a building and equipment and hiring people to assist you in killing innocent human beings. An abortionist is no better than a Mafia hitman, and should be treated no differently. Unfortunately, Tim Moore is only concerned with getting a veto-proof majority in this year’s election, and can’t be bothered with things like actually standing up for children in the womb, especially if the bill has my name on it. So he has not allowed this bill to be heard so as to give our citizens the chance to vote on it. He knows I have never supported him as our caucus’ candidate for Speaker, so he doesn’t like letting my bills be heard. Too bad our personal differences mean more to him than a chance to outlaw the murder of the unborn in our State.