I think this clip from earlier today sums up the position perfectly:





McCain asks Klobuchar flat out if she is for late term abortions. Klobuchar simply rehashes that she is for a woman's right to make a choice, then the progressive co-host launches in with 'its so rare as to be a non-issue.'

Per the CDC late term is 1.3% of abortions.

There are about 800,000 abortions a year, so back of the hanky yields 10k or so late term abortions I dont think nominally that late term abortions are all that rare.

Do you all think *every* single one of those 10k is for medical reasons and non-viability? I guess since those of us who dont see a problem with *some* sort of liability for a viable late term procedure (as opposed to the 'no-fault' model brought up by the NY model). How many does this break down for the 'hundreds and hundreds' of skulking evil abortionists that is brought up fairly flippantly?