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MILLIONAIRE CONGRESSMAN GONZALEZ 

IS NOT

A PRO-LIFE ADVOCATE

Representative Vicente Gonzalez has received unequivocal endorsements from Planned Parenthood (the organization that sells body parts from aborted babies) and the National Abortion Rights Action League.

In September of 2021, HR 3755, which was euphemistically called "The Women's Health Protection Act," was introduced on the floor of the House of Representatives. Vicente de la Gente was not in favor of protecting the rights of the "personitas no nacidas," as he voted in favor of this bill.

This ill-considered bill specified:

1. There should be no requirement for any specific test before proceeding to an abortion.

2. There should be no limitation on an abortion provider to prescribe or dispense specific drugs or medicines.

3. There should be no prohibition of telemedicine in an abortion procedure.

4. Abortion facilities, equipment, staffing and necessary transfers to hospitals should not come under limitations.

5. There should be no prohibition on abortion on or at any point in time prior to fetal viability.

6.  There should be no requirement that the pregnant individual should visit the abortion provider, or any other medical provider, prior to the procedure.

7. There should be no requirement that any person seeking an abortion should be required to disclose the reason/reasons for seeking an abortion.

The bill authorized the attorney general of the United States to take civil action against any any state or government official seeking to enforce any requirement or limitation that would be in violation of the foregoing provisions of the bill.

Furthermore any private individual or entity (e.g. an abortion provider)is authorized to initiate civil action against private individual or state or government official violating the provisions of the bill.

If there was ever any doubt that the neighboring congressman representing Texas District 15, but who wants to be "reelected" in District 34, was out of step with South Texas voters, his anti-pro-life stance gives proof positive that he should not be representing us in Congress!

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