Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson took on the all-female, mostly pro-abortion panel (at least one of whom is still falsely claiming that Planned Parenthood offers mammograms) on The View today, discussing his beliefs on life, birth control, and the Republican Party.

The Blaze reports:

“In my case, I spent my entire career trying to preserve life and give people quality of life,” [Carson] said, explaining his past operations on premature babies and babies still in the womb. “There is no way you’re going to convince me that they’re not important, that they’re just a mass of cells.”

Whoopi Goldberg then deflected the conversation from the life in the womb to whether or not Carson could empathize with the “horrendous decisions” that women must make when choosing abortion. But if there is no life in the womb, what makes the decision to abort so “horrendous”?

Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson took on the all-female, mostly pro-abortion panel (at least one of whom is still falsely claiming that Planned Parenthood offers mammograms) on The View today, discussing his beliefs on life, birth control, and the Republican Party.

The Blaze reports:

“In my case, I spent my entire career trying to preserve life and give people quality of life,” [Carson] said, explaining his past operations on premature babies and babies still in the womb. “There is no way you’re going to convince me that they’re not important, that they’re just a mass of cells.”

Whoopi Goldberg then deflected the conversation from the life in the womb to whether or not Carson could empathize with the “horrendous decisions” that women must make when choosing abortion. But if there is no life in the womb, what makes the decision to abort so “horrendous”?