Love Them Both - Protect Mom and Baby!
“I remember thinking, after I had found out the truth, why was I not offered an ultrasound? … It made no sense to me … It’s not informed consent, it’s not giving a patient everything they have a right to know.” Leslie Dean, registered nurse and author
Two prolife bills were heard in committee on April 15th.
Senate Bill 252 protects a mother’s right to see her ultrasound when she is deciding whether to have an abortion. SB 252 does not force a woman to see the ultrasound. It prevents abortion clinics from intentionally hiding it.
Senate Bill 251 would ban abortion at 20 weeks, when a preborn baby can feel pain.
The Senate Health and Social Services Committee heard this bill on Wednesday, April 15th, at 10am.
There is still time to send in your comment!
Use the talking points below to contact your legislator in <5 min.
Talking Points:
Please vote YES on SB 251!
- Overwhelming evidence was presented in the committee hearing that preborn babies at 20 weeks can feel pain. It is barbaric to subject a child to the brutal dismemberment process of abortion. This is exactly what SB 251 would prevent.
- Delaware law already recognizes the humanity of the preborn baby at 20 weeks (SB 3, 2017, “Lorenzo’s Law). It is unethical to kill an innocent human being, which is what an abortion at 20 weeks is under current Delaware law.
Abortion at 20 weeks is inhumane and barbaric. Please ban this practice in Delaware and support SB 251.
Please vote YES on SB 252!
- Last session, the Delaware Senate targeted pregnancy care centers under the false pretense that those centers give misleading information to women (SB 300, 2024). If our Senators truly care about women being fully informed, then SB 252 is a no-brainer bill to support.
- SB 252 is not forcing anything on women; ultrasounds are already used in abortion procedures. It is simply ensuring that women are fully informed of the option to see the ultrasound and hear the heartbeat, and to use that option if she chooses.
- What would be the motivation for voting against SB 252? What reason would there be to not protect a woman’s right to have all of the information available presented to her when considering an abortion, if she so chooses?
It only makes sense to support a woman’s right to know. Please vote yes on SB 252.
Learn more about SB 251 and 252
Read SB 251 and see the bill sponsors here.
SB 251, the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, would ban abortion at the moment that science has demonstrated the preborn baby’s ability to feel pain.
Delaware Law already recognizes the humanity of the preborn baby at 20 weeks (SB 3, 2017). Furthermore, the science overwhelmingly demonstrates that preborn babies can feel pain by 20 weeks at the latest.
This bill is a step in the right direction. To oppose this bill is to betray an extreme commitment to abortion, even when confronted with the barbarism of the abortion procedure.
Read SB 252 and see the bill sponsors here.
SB 252 would require abortionists to offer women the option of seeing their ultrasound and hearing their baby’s heartbeat before having an abortion.
Just last session, Senators falsely accused pregnancy centers of not fully informing women of “all of their options” regarding their preborn babies, when our DE pregnancy centers do in fact give complete and accurate information about pregnancy, abortion, and adoption.
If our Senators truly care about making sure that women are fully informed, then they should have no problem with supporting SB 252.
Listen here to the Senate Hearing for the 2024 version of this bill.
PAID FOR BY DELAWARE FAMILY POLICY COUNCIL
This site is not a part of the META (formerly Facebook) website or META Inc. Additionally, this website is not endorsed by META in any way. META is a trademark of META, Inc.
This page, its content, and any advertisements, messages, or notifications pointing to this page are Paid for by Delaware Family Policy Council Inc., a 501(C)(4) organization. This page was created by Delaware Family Policy Council, and is used for the purpose of communicating our views on issues that impact families.
© 2023 Delaware Family Policy Council.
All rights reserved.
info@delawarefamilies.org | 302-296-8698 | POB 925 Seaford, DE 19973 | facebook.com/DelawareFamilies
Statement of Non-Violence
Privacy Policy