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Debating Unborn Child Dignity Act – Mic. Cut, Comments Stricken From Record

by Gerry June 10, 2021

📽️ @PAHouseGOP leader has meltdown on House floor after it was raised that his caucus is 100% white in a chamber that is 70% male while pushing bills that hurt women's health, especially Black and brown women.

He had it stricken from the record then they shut down the floor. pic.twitter.com/xy1qwI8eYG

— J.J. Abbott (@jjabbott) June 9, 2021

On Wednesday (June 9), House Majority Leader Bryan Cutler (R, Lancaster) ordered Rep. Brian Sims’ (D, Philadelphia) Microphone cut off, and his comments stricken from the record.

The heated moment occurred when the House was debating HB-118, which the Republicans are calling the “Unborn Child Dignity Act.” The bill passed by a vote of 118-83. If and when the bill passes in the Senate, Governor Tom Wolf has promised to veto it. HB-118 is one of three bills recently introduced by Republican legislators known as “Heartbeat Bills.”

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