Candidate, Danielle Adams
New Democratic Party | Thompson, MB
CLC rating: Pro-abortion
Light Rating
In October 2020, MLA Adams made a disturbing pro-abortion statement in the Manitoba Legislature (see Quotes tab).
Tragically, MLA Adams was killed in an automobile accident in December 2021. May the Lord have mercy upon her.
Note: The voting score calculation is not weighted to account for relative differences in importance of various bills or issues. Here is Danielle Adams's voting record relating to life and family issues:
| Votes, Surveys and Policy Decision | Vote | Score |
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| Bill 207, 2nd reading, to create No Free Speech "BUFFER ZONES" on public property This blatantly pro-abortion, private member's bill, introduced by NDP MLA Nahanni Fontaine, was a more extreme sequel to her failed 2018 bill that sought to outlaw peaceful, pro-life expression on taxpayer-owned public sidewalks within a radious of up to 150 metres around all of Manitoba's abortion mills. In her 2021 version, MLA Fontaine included trying to ban peaceful, pro-life witness even around schools. Fortunately, this unconstitutional and totalitarian bill was defeated at 2nd Reading by a vote of 30 Nays over 20 Yeas on Oct. 14, 2021. |
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Here are quotes from Danielle Adams on various life and family issues:
NDP MLA Danielle Adams crows on about the "strong", "brave", and "powerful" women who prefer to kill their unwanted children through the savagery of abortion rather than to love and care for them:
"Madam Speaker, for many women, choosing to have an abortion is an incredibly difficult decision that carries a lot of social stigma.
"What makes the decision even harder is that many northern and rural women who choose to do so must travel far distances to Brandon or Winnipeg as there is no medical abortion services in their region. This creates another obstacle that these women must overcome, with the travel requirements being costly and taking a lot of time. For many women, these barriers threaten their right to reproductive health.
"There are other ways to get an abortion, however: most notably, using the drug 'meesogymifasen.' Unfortunately, when it was introduced, this drug was only free at clinics in Brandon and Winnipeg and it would cost women upwards of $300 elsewhere. However, thanks to brave women, access to the abortion pill has become far easier for women in the North.
"Today I'd like to acknowledge the women who came together to work on making the abortion available for free charge in the North, particularly Thompson. These women are sisters Harlie and Emily Pruder. They brought together like-minded women to fight for equal access to reproductive health in northern Manitoba.
"This group of strong women fought for access to abortion services in the North and to end the stigma around abortion. Emily Pruder now makes a career out of her activism and is working on–as an abortion doula in Thompson to support people who are considering ending their pregnancy.
"I want to thank everyone who has come forward to share their stories around abortion access in the North. I'd like to acknowledge that there are still barriers for women to overcome to get abortions, as 'mifogymisen' can only be prescribed by a trained professional, and training is not mandatory for physicians. Nevertheless, I am confident these barriers will be removed with the continuing fight by strong, powerful women such as Emily and Harlie Pruder." [Hansard, Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, October 26, 2020]
Here are the answers for the questionnaire as provided by Danielle Adams on 2019.
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