At every stage of pregnancy, abortion is the taking of a human life. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/02/new-york-and-virginia-push-expand-abortion-rights/581959/ In defending bills that expand the right to abort viable fetuses, Democrats are giving away the game. Most people, even those who favor some abortion access, instinctively recoil from what they see. These late-term abortion bills do more than reveal Democratic radicalism. They draw back the veil of euphemism to expose abortion for what it is: At every stage of pregnancy, it is the taking of a human life. For the anti-abortion movement, it is a pivotal moment to insist upon that truth. This is now out in the open and regardless of how many Democrat politicians and celebrities wore black face at their high school or college parties, they just can't cover it up.  But what if the latest push for what essentially amounts to 'no questions asked' abortions (to term and after birth), was also about stripping away the personhood legal status of infants and viable fetuses? What if that is the bridge over which parental rights will be burned?  When does someone become legally a 'parent' to something that is not a person (under the law)?  When is a baby legally a 'child of a parent' and when then, does the law regarding 'parental responsibility' finally get a seat at that little fireside chat with woman and doctor?