Pentagon Takes Sweeping Action to Promote and Support Abortion
Spencer Brown
| October 21, 2022 9:45 AM
The Pentagon announced "Efforts to Ensure Access to Reproductive Health Care" on Thursday and, within their announcement are some eyebrow-raising plans for future programs that Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced would be undertaken "as soon as possible to ensure that Service members and their families can access reproductive health care and health care providers can operate effectively."
According to the Department of Defense, they will "[d]evelop a program to reimburse applicable fees, as appropriate and consistent with applicable federal law, for Department of Defense health care providers who wish to become licensed in a different state than that in which they are currently licensed in order to support the performance of official duties."
They will also "[d]evelop a program to support Department of Defense health care providers who are subject to adverse action, including civil or criminal penalties or loss of license or reprimand, for appropriately performing their official duties, to include the indemnification of any verdict, judgment, or other monetary award consistent with applicable law."
So, what reasons would a DoD health care provider need to become licensed in a new state in order to perform "official duties" unless they were providing "healthcare" that is now illegal in several states where lawmakers chose to protect the lives of the unborn.
And why would a DoD health care provider be subject to adverse action — such as a loss of their license, criminal penalties, a court verdict, or a monetary penalty — for carrying out their "official duties" unless they were providing abortions in a manner that the jurisdiction's lawmakers had made illegal to protect the unborn.
Confirming that the Pentagon's motivation is to promote abortion at taxpayer expense, Secretary Austin also directed the Department of Defense to "[e]stablish travel and transportation allowances for Service members and their dependents, as appropriate and consistent with applicable federal law and operational requirements, and as necessary amend any applicable travel regulations, to facilitate official travel to access non-covered reproductive health care that is unavailable within the local area of a Service member's permanent duty station."
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