New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he would sign legislation allowing people with a terminal illness to seek life-ending medication from a physician.
The Democrat said Tuesday on public radio�s WAMC that he knows the topic is �difficult� for many people and that his support would depend on the details of the legislation.
But he said it�s an issue that elected leaders should address.
Legislation that would require two doctors to sign off on the use of life-ending medication has been introduced for years in Albany but hasn�t received a vote.
Seven states and Washington, D.C., already allow people to seek a doctor�s help in ending their life. Lawmakers in New Jersey passed a similar measure last month, and Gov. Phil Murphy says he will sign the bill.
(AP)
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Doctors are supposed to heal people not murder them.
Cuomo; is a killer. Cuomo is a KILLER. FIRST ABORTION THAN LATE TERM ABORTION NOW KILLING PEOPLE.
WHAT OTHER LIFE CAN YOU TAKE AWAY. THIS IS THE LIBERAL AGENDA GET RID OF ANYTHING THAT GETS I YOUR WAY, A PREGNANCY OR AN SICK OR ELDERLY PERSON.
LETS PUT HIM IN MISERY BUT GETTING OUT OF OFFICE
does anybody have another way how to kill ppl
maybe making a exit off a brig