U.S. Representative uses powerful visual to teach the reality of preborn Life before Congress

U.S. Representative Trent Franks (R-AZ) brought a tiny but powerful prop with him to last year’s Congressional hearing on Planned Parenthood’s “medical procedures:” a diaper made for a micro-preemie, a baby born alive very prematurely.  During the hearing, former abortionist Anthony Levatino described in chilling detail the process of committing a dismemberment abortion (the lucrative and barbaric procedure that yields saleable baby parts for Planned Parenthood). 

Franks, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, is renowned for his unapologetic Pro-Life stance and his ability to convey his values passionately and eloquently.  His comments in the following clip are no exception.

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The tiny diaper, dwarfed by Rep. Franks’ hand, would fit a child born very prematurely to parents who wanted him or her.  In such a circumstance, every available medical resource would be administered to the child in hopes that he or she would thrive.  But a child of the same age could, in many states, be brutally dismembered in utero.  He or she would never be given the chance at Life outside the womb.