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Oct 4, 2024 19 min

Did Pro-Life Laws Kill Amber Thurman?

from The Dispatches Hosted by Left Foot Media

The tragic death of Amber Thurman is once again being dishonestly exploited to promote extreme abortion policies, this time by Tim Walz during Wednesday’s vice presidential debate. Not only did Walz lie about the facts of Thurman’s death, but he also made the false suggestion that she would have been alive if Roe hadn’t been overturned. In this episode we correct the lies he told, and explain the real cause of Amber Thurman’s death. ✅ Become a $5 Patron at: www.Patreon.com/LeftFootMedia ❤️Leave a one-off tip at: www.ko-fi.com/leftfootmedia

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