Tudor Dixon Blasts Gretchen Whitmer: She Supports Abortion Up Until the Moment of Birth

Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan and Republican candidate Tudor Dixon debated in the second and final gubernatorial debate of the state’s election on Tuesday, with abortion, parental rights in education and inflation being the debate’s top themes.

The very first question of the debate centered around Ballot Proposition 3, a measure to codify abortion rights in Michigan, which was supported by Whitmer. “We have an opportunity to enshrine Roe into law by supporting Proposition 3,” Whitmer said. She accused Dixon of claiming that raped women should be required “to carry a child to term.”

Dixon, by contrast, opposed the measure, claiming that it would “allow abortion up until the moment of birth” and allow “non-licensed professionals” to perform an abortion, making it the “most radical law in the entire country.” She said that it wouldn’t enshrine Roe into law, stating that “the people should decide what they want to do” about abortion, rather than making it a permanent part of the state’s constitution.

Nearly two weeks after the first debate, on Oct. 13, where the candidates sparred over the content of school curricula and its perceived focus on transgenderism and excessive sexuality, Dixon was quick to bring up the issue, again – which has been a prime line of argument for Republican candidates across the country. “There is sexual content and pornography in schools,” Dixon claimed, stating that “textbooks are now literally describing how to have sex.”….(Excerpt from LIFENEWS.COM)