St. Paul Reporter

Ben Davis, a commentator active on social media, has recently posted a series of tweets expressing his views on constitutional rights and the treatment of individuals with Down Syndrome. The tweets, published between August 24 and August 26, 2025, address issues related to personal freedoms and societal attitudes toward disability and abortion.

On August 24, Davis wrote: "We told them. Repeatedly. They refused to listen. Because they care not for your rights declared in the constitution." This statement reflects Davis's concerns about perceived threats to constitutional rights.

Later that day, he posted a brief affirmation: "Amen!"

On August 26, Davis shared a more personal message regarding his family and broader social issues: "I have a son diagnosed with Down Syndrome. He is a BLESSING! This is genocide. This is the left. They are drunk with the blood of pre-born children - HORRIFYING SICK BEHAVIOR - and they have normalized it in many societies."

Davis's comments come amid ongoing national debates over abortion laws and the rights of people with disabilities. In recent years, discussions about selective abortion based on prenatal diagnoses such as Down Syndrome have intensified across various states in the U.S., reflecting broader disputes over reproductive rights and anti-discrimination protections.

His remarks also highlight persistent divisions over how constitutional principles are interpreted in relation to individual liberties and government policies.