Phil Gramm on Abortion

Co-sponsored a Human Life Amendment

Over the years, Gramm has co-sponsored a Human Life Amendment to prohibit abortion, except to save the life of the mother. e also co-sponsored President Reagan’s President’s Pro-Life Bill to repudiate Roe v. Wade and to permanently prohibit federal funding of abortion, except to save the life of the mother. Source: http://www.nrlc.org/news/2001/NRL09/gram.html Sep 4, 2001

Voted YES on maintaining ban on Military Base Abortions.

Vote on a motion to table [kill] an amendment that would repeal the ban on privately funded abortions at overseas military facilities. Bill S 2549 ; vote number 2000-134 on Jun 20, 2000

Voted YES on banning partial birth abortions.

This legislation, if enacted, would ban the abortion procedure in which the physician partially delivers the fetus before completing the abortion. [A NO vote supports abortion rights].
Status: Bill Passed Y)63; N)34; NV)3 Reference: Partial Birth Abortion Ban; Bill S. 1692 ; vote number 1999-340 on Oct 21, 1999

Voted YES on disallowing overseas military abortions.

The Murray amdt would have repealed current laws prohibiting overseas U.S. military hospitals and medical facilities from performing privately funded abortions for U.S. service members and their dependents.
Status: Motion to Table Agreed to Y)51; N)49 Reference: Motion to table Murray Amdt #397; Bill S. 1059 ; vote number 1999-148 on May 26, 1999

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