2 weeks Ago By Julianna Frieman
A group of abortion doctors on stage at Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s rally in Houston Friday appeared to pass the buck as a rally-goer suffers a medical emergency. Video shows dozens of doctors wearing white coats appear to frantically look around as the crowd shouted for a medic. Dr.
Richard Todd Ivy , the OB/GYN of 25 years standing at the podium, tried to continue his pro-abortion remarks before he acknowledged the Harris supporter’s health crisis. “I think someone needs some medical assistance over here,” Ivy said, pointing his finger in the direction of the emergency. Doctors on stage at the Kamala Harris Abortion Rally seem baffled as to what to do when someone in the audience needs medical assistance.
🤣 pic.twitter.com/mzCKS6Tdle — Andrew @ Don’t Walk, RUN! (@DontWalkRUN) October 26, 2024 None of the doctors on stage appeared to move to provide medical assistance, video shows.
KAMALA brings 10 abortion “doctors ” on stage to praise abortion. Someone in audience has a medical emergency and all the “doctors” heads start spinning looking for someone else who can help. “I think someone needs some medical assistance over here.
” pic.twitter.com/zEi2yI9Fap — Publius (@OcrazioCornPop) October 26, 2024 The crowd cheered moments later, and one female physician told Ivy, “they’re okay.
They’re okay.” Another voice was heard confirming, “they’re good” before Ivy continued his remarks. It is unclear exactly who helped the rally-goer experiencing the health crisis.
Standing below a blue screen with the words “Vote for Reproductive Freedom,” the OB/GYN doctor moved on from the medical emergency to tell his audience that abortion access is a “healthcare crisis” in Texas. (RELATED: Social Media Erupts Over Video Appearing To Show Harris Supporter Screaming At Child In Stroller) Harris has emphasized abortion as a closing message of her 2024 campaign. Former First Lady Michelle Obama took the stage Saturday with the vice president in Michigan and pointed the finger at men, claiming a Trump presidency would pose a danger to women on the issues of abortion and teen pregnancy.
“Do not, do not put our lives in the hands of politicians, mostly men, who have no clue or do not care about what we as women are going through, who don’t fully grasp the broad reaching health implications that their misguided policies will have on our health outcomes,” the former first lady pleaded in her speech. Pop icon Beyonce introduced Harris at her Texas rally Friday. Although various news outlets led readers to believe Beyonce would sing a song — most likely Harris’s campaign walkout theme, “Freedom” — the musician only spoke into the microphone for five minutes.
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