Aimee Arrambide Testimony: During a House hearing, Aimee Arrambide, executive director of Avow Texas, tells the Committee that men can get pregnant and have abortions.
A Democrat witness testified before the House Judiciary Committee that men might become pregnant and undergo abortions.
The hearing room and cyberspace were rocked by Arrambide’s eerie silence in answer to Mike Johnson’s questions, which basically asked her to describe some differences between a two-year-old child and a child in the womb who has yet to be born.
Rep. Dan Bishop, R-North Carolina, challenged abortion supporter Aimee Arrambide to define “a woman.” “I believe that everyone can identify for themselves,” she responded.
Witness: Who Is Aimee Arrambide On Avow Texas?
Aimee Arrambide is an abortion rights campaigner and the program manager at Public Leadership Center. The reproductive rights policy specialist testified before the House Judiciary Committee.
Aimee Arrambide suggested that a man can become pregnant and terminate his child. Her comments came after a tense exchange between Bishop and another Democrat witness, Dr. Yashica Robinson, after asking her to define “woman.”
Abortion advocate Aimee Arrambide can't explain the difference between a newborn she condones aborting and a 2-year-old.
“I trust people to determine what they do to do with her own body. Full stop.” pic.twitter.com/cyDF1N8gPz
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) May 18, 2022
Instead of repeating, Arrambide didn’t react as she was excepted to, “I trust people to determine what to do with their own bodies, full stop.” Over the matter, there was an audible pause in analyzing the detailed answer and the committee member’s reaction.
At the House Hearing, Aimee, who studied law and activism, argued that men can also become pregnant and have abortions. She majored in reproductive, justice, health, and abortion after being significantly influenced by her dad, an abortion practitioner.
Aimee Arrambide Testimony: Statement Men Get Pregnant And Have Abortions
“Men can get pregnant and have an abortion,” according to Aimee Arrambide’s statement. Also, she reacted to Representative Mike Thomspon’s inquiry about two children, one of whom is already born and the other who is yet to be born.
Bishop questioned,” Do you think that men can become pregnant and have abortions?” Aimee responded, “Yes.”
“Dr. Robinson. I noted that you used she/her pronouns in your written testimony, You’re a doctor, so what is a woman?” Robinson, an OBGYN and board member with Physicians for Reproductive Health, was requested by Bishop.
☄️Very Powerful☄️ Representative Mike Johnson stumps abortion advocate Aimee Arrambide. pic.twitter.com/IzCR68H9yx
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Robinson remarked, “It’s important that we educate people like you about we don what we do.” further, he added,” So, I use she and her pronouns as I understand that there are people who become pregnant that may not identify that way. And I believe it is discriminatory to call people in such a way as they desire not to be called”
Aimee Arrambide Linkedln & Testimony
Aimee’s Linkedln profile is not accessible. Arrambide is the Executive Director of Avow Texas, who is now testifying at a Texas Law House Hearing on abortion rights and their implementation.
Arrambide earned a degree in Philosophy from the University of Texas and a Juris Doctorate from the University of New York. She worked with Avow as an intern from 2006 to 2007 and has been the executive director since 2018.
Rep. Mike Johnson to abortion supporter Aimee Arrambide:
"At what point is it NOT ok to abort a child?" pic.twitter.com/QBWdTGI0zi
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) May 18, 2022
Aimee Arrambide grew up in San Antonia, the daughter of an OB-GYN physician, where she witnessed the drama surrounding families who had abortions.
