Assisted Suicide Legislation Defeated in Colorado
We are regaining momentum.
After our Maryland House and Senate hearings, conveying strong opposition with clear and cogent points, we have plenty of work left to do. But we are confident in our progress, and the opposition to these proposals around the country is harder and harder to ignore.
Just ask the people of Colorado. The assisted suicide proposal there was withdrawn by legislators, because they quite simply knew it didn’t have enough support.
Check out the report from the Denver Post:
Can we really ask legislators to consider this bill with so much at stake and so many questions on the table? We wholeheartedly say no.
We hope that you agree, and will ask your legislators to consider opposition.
This debate is simply unsettled, and until supporters want to grapple with the legitimate concerns, it cannot continue.