The abortion debate during the 2004 presidential electionAbortion is a major issue that affects people's lives on a daily basis. It has become a questionable factor in determining the solution of giving a woman the free choice to abort her unborn baby. Although this practice was not fully recognized during the presidential election, there were debates over whether or not this practice was morally right. President Bush believes that aborting an unborn baby is morally wrong because he believes in protecting the rights of the unborn and believes that partial-birth abortion is a vicious act that discriminates against children who are unborn. a few centimeters of life. On the opposing side is Senator Kerry, who believes that abortion of an unborn child should be allowed because he believes in protecting women's choices and respecting a woman's right to privacy. President Bush believes that abortion is prohibited, except in cases of rape, incest or to save the mothers. ' life. He believes in the rights of the unborn and unborn baby. In 2003, President Bush signed the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act, which prohibits the practice of "performing an overt act, other than the completion of childbirth, that kills the living fetus partially delivered.” (http://www.theorator.com/bills108/hr1545.html). By signing this act, President Bush explained that this terrible act of killing innocent lives about to take place around the world would end. “The bill I am about to sign to protect innocent new lives from this practice reflects America’s compassion and humanity.” (http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/11/20031105-1.html). Its main goal is to reduce the number of abortions in America. (http://www.issues2000.org/George_W__Bush_Abortion.htm). Senator Kerry believes this is not a pro-abortion issue but a pro-choice issue. He believes that every woman should have the right to choose, which is taken away from her, resulting in the ban on abortion. “My personal belief about what happens in the fertilization process is that a human being is first formed and created, and that is when life begins” (http://www.sonrisecma .com/blogs/sonrise3/archive/2004/07/22/611.aspx). He believes the government should not have the right to interfere in anyone else's judgment and cites Bill Clinton's statement that "abortion should be rare, but it should be safe and legal and government should stay out of the bedroom. » (http: //www.npr.org/politics/issues2004/) He believes that respecting women's right to privacy would allow the mother to decide whether or not to abort her unborn baby. Liberals are pro-abortion and Conservation is anti-abortion. In both opposing camps, there are alternatives linked to abortion..