Vice President Kamala Harris has repeated the claims of various media in the US that a woman in Georgia died due to laws restricting abortion. It comes as the presidential election campaign heats up, with the abortion issue remaining one of the – if not the – most fundamental campaigning points, accompanied by various media rolling out "examples" of women who have died as a result of the overturning of Roe v. Wade, conveniently helping Harris who is campaigning with a passionately pro-abortion platform.
4:30 PM
The cynicism of Kamala Harris and US media knows no bounds as they use young mother's death to promote abortion
vice president kamala harris has repeated the claims of various media in the us that a woman in georgia died due to laws restricting abortio...
James Jeffrey
5 min read
Already a subscriber? Sign in
5freearticles every month
Continue reading with a free account. No card needed.
- Five free articles every thirty days, on any device you sign in on
- The Catholic Herald newsletter, every morning
- Subscribe whenever you like for everything: every article and the magazine
Related articles
NewsroomCanadian doctors warn vulnerable patients may be approved for euthanasia
Two University of Toronto psychiatrists have warned that vulnerable patients may be approved for euthanasia without sufficient reflection, citing the case of a woman who withdrew her request after counselling
The Catholic Herald
NewsroomQueensland euthanasia deaths rise 57 per cent in two years
The Catholic Herald
Newsroom‘Emeritus’ means ‘has been’: Dolan jokes at annual New York dinner
Christine Rousselle
NewsroomLeeds, Middlesbrough and Hallam dioceses could unite under proposal to Pope Leo
Corrie Douglas-Young
NewsroomMore than 9,000 Southwark pupils pray rosary for Pope Leo’s recovery
Corrie Douglas-Young
subscribe to the catholic herald today
Our best content is exclusively available to our subscribers. Subscribe today and gain instant access to expert analysis, in-depth articles, and thought-provoking insights—anytime, anywhere. Don’t miss out on the conversations that matter most.
Subscribe
