Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, a Republican from Colorado, has accused a potential 2024 Democrat opponent of raising funds from the violent deaths of unborn babies. Adam Frisch, vying to take the Republican-held Colorado seat, highlighted members of his family who were abortion doctors in an email sent Saturday.

He also labelled Congresswoman Boebert's pro-life stance as "extreme." Frisch's father, Melvin Frisch, a long-time advocate of the abortion industry, served in the Public Health Service on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in northeastern Montana in the early 1970s. In 1982, Melvin Frisch published an analysis concluding that it was safe to perform dilation and evacuation abortions after 13 weeks of pregnancy. Frisch credits his father for shaping his own views on the matter.

In the 2022 midterms, Republican Lauren Boebert defeated Adam Frisch, who is now planning to run in the 2024 election. According to the Foundations of Life Pregnancy Center, dilation and evacuation abortions usually happen between the 13th and 24th weeks of pregnancy, when the fetuses are too large to pass through the suction tubing.

After the cervix is stretched open, the fetal parts are removed using forceps. The fetus' skull is crushed to make it easy to take out using a sharp tool called a curette. Melvin Frisch, who is Adam Frisch's father, was also the medical director of Planned Parenthood Arizona. Frisch says this organization helped to train future health care providers at Planned Parenthood.

Frisch expressed his excitement in the email that his OB-GYN sister, Hope Frisch, is continuing their father's 'legacy' in the field. In response, Congresswoman Boebert insists Frisch has chosen to profit from the brutal killing of innocent babies, while Betty Aldworth, the Republican National Committee spokesperson, called it 'disgusting.'

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, a Republican from Colorado, has accused a potential 2024 Democrat opponent of raising funds from the violent deaths of unborn babies. Adam Frisch, vying to take the Republican-held Colorado seat, highlighted members of his family who were abortion doctors in an email sent Saturday.
He also labelled Congresswoman Boebert's pro-life stance as "extreme." Frisch's father, Melvin Frisch, a long-time advocate of the abortion industry, served in the Public Health Service on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in northeastern Montana in the early 1970s. In 1982, Melvin Frisch published an analysis concluding that it was safe to perform dilation and evacuation abortions after 13 weeks of pregnancy. Frisch credits his father for shaping his own views on the matter.
In the 2022 midterms, Republican Lauren Boebert defeated Adam Frisch, who is now planning to run in the 2024 election. According to the Foundations of Life Pregnancy Center, dilation and evacuation abortions usually happen between the 13th and 24th weeks of pregnancy, when the fetuses are too large to pass through the suction tubing.
After the cervix is stretched open, the fetal parts are removed using forceps. The fetus' skull is crushed to make it easy to take out using a sharp tool called a curette. Melvin Frisch, who is Adam Frisch's father, was also the medical director of Planned Parenthood Arizona. Frisch says this organization helped to train future health care providers at Planned Parenthood.
Frisch expressed his excitement in the email that his OB-GYN sister, Hope Frisch, is continuing their father's 'legacy' in the field. In response, Congresswoman Boebert insists Frisch has chosen to profit from the brutal killing of innocent babies, while Betty Aldworth, the Republican National Committee spokesperson, called it 'disgusting.'

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