Kristan Hawkins and Kurt Kondrich joined "Fox & Friends Weekend" to weigh in on a Massachusetts Democrat's controversial remarks about children with special needs.
don t have a death penalty which is fine because hay don t want to possibly execute somebody who might be innocent or have those types of executions, but this is prenatal execution of a person who fails a test because they don t meet the criteria of what perfection is. pete: that s a great way to put it, prenatal execution in a state where, as you point out, they don t have the death penalty for fear of being wrong once. kristin, let me get your response to michael hugo s apology. he said, i m writing to offer my most sincere and humble apologies to members of the committee, but more especially my members of the disability family community for comments that i made at the last city council meeting which were offensive and hurtful. what do you make of it? [laughter] well, i mean, he got called out for saying something that most folks, 90% of americans when they heard it said that can t be true. that s not a real apology.
i hear comments, these eugenic, discriminatory comments every single time i step onto a college campus in america today. and it is absolutely astounding how the eugenics movement that. created planned parenthood, this movement that said that certain people should have the right shouldn t have the right to be born still continues today in 2023 america. pete: kurt, it is staggering, viewpoint not just alive and well and able to sort of live somewhere on the margins, but it seems to be quite prominent on our political spectrum. it is. it s beyond offensive and evil, what mr. hugo said. and what he doesn t understand is the i.d.e.a., individuals with disabilities education act, guarantees children with special needs a free and appropriate education. identifying, targeting and eliminating a human being because they don t pass a test is the ultimate form of discrimination, bigotry, profiling, hatred. you know, in massachusetts, they
A notable Massachusetts Democrat is under fire after arguing that abortion should be legal so preborn babies with disabilities can be aborted because otherwise, they’ll be a drain on local school systems.