Roe v Wade struck down

[Anonymous]

More good news!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:More good news!

They'll either appeal it or just re-pass the bill.

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile, here's a horrifying article that shows just what the national anti-abortionists are up to - total and complete ban on abortion unless a woman is a death's door, her organs shutting down. Then a doctor can terminate. Read what the Tennessee anti-abortionists are saying, via a recording of a webinar in which they discuss it. They also want to go after IVF and the morning after pill.

Awful human beings who think women are not human beings.

https://www.propublica.org/article/inside-anti-abortion-meeting-with-tennessee-republican-lawmakers

In the chat box, state Rep. Susan Lynn, who originally sponsored the law in the House, typed a question: “9 months after the enactment of this law, can we organize with the crisis pregnancy centers to see some of these babies? <3.”

Will Brewer, the state’s most influential anti-abortion lobbyist, responded: “Yes!”

Katie Glenn, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America’s state policy director, counseled lawmakers to let the law sit for another 200 days before reacting to any polls that showed Americans want more exceptions. The protests, she assured them, would fade as people moved on.

Brewer contrasted an “emergency room middle of the night instance, where a woman is bleeding” — which he made clear he believes the law’s affirmative defense covers — with a situation where a woman might want to terminate a pregnancy because of a high-risk medical history.

“That is not an urgent need,” he said. “We want to make sure that these quasi-elective abortions are being stopped.”

Glenn said cases involving abortion pills should not be permitted under the law because the process takes multiple days.

“Nothing about that is an emergency,” she said.

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[Anonymous]

Families United for Freedom spent over $1.7 million in four of the six states with abortion ballot measures this cycle — Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan and Montana. (There were also ballot measures in the safe Democratic states of California and Vermont.) The group partnered with local grassroots organizations to protect abortion rights, providing them with polling and strategic advice. The group was driven by a simple thesis: When given the option, voters in red and purple states will support abortion rights at the polls — if the issue is divorced from partisan politics. On Election Day, that thesis proved to be mostly correct.

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Woman from DC almost died when she had a miscarriage while visiting family in Ohio.

Her miscarriage left her bleeding profusely. An Ohio ER sent her home to wait
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/11/15/1135882310/miscarriage-hemorrhage-abortion-law-ohio

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

ThEy’Re NoT gOiNg To Go AfTeR cOnTrAcEpTiOn.

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Dear GOP, the abortion issue is not going away. There will be more of these stories.

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Anonymous wrote:Dear GOP, the abortion issue is not going away. There will be more of these stories.

Diapers full of blood? How ducking sick are forced birthers that they’re happy to murder women in the most hideous ways possible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

ThEy’Re NoT gOiNg To Go AfTeR cOnTrAcEpTiOn.

ThEy wILL Go as fAr as TheY CAn Go - inCLUdIng coNtraCEptiOn.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

ThEy’Re NoT gOiNg To Go AfTeR cOnTrAcEpTiOn.

ThEy wILL Go as fAr as TheY CAn Go - inCLUdIng coNtraCEptiOn.

Hon. I used the sarcasm font to quote the happy idiot Republican voters who are content to pretend that now the forced birthers will stop. I’m aware they’re going after contraception.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Woman from DC almost died when she had a miscarriage while visiting family in Ohio.

Her miscarriage left her bleeding profusely. An Ohio ER sent her home to wait
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/11/15/1135882310/miscarriage-hemorrhage-abortion-law-ohio

Sadly this has been the standard of care for women needing abortions since before Dobbs. So many Catholic hospitals and conservatives managing them. Women’s healthcare is a deep dark abyss.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Woman from DC almost died when she had a miscarriage while visiting family in Ohio.

Her miscarriage left her bleeding profusely. An Ohio ER sent her home to wait
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/11/15/1135882310/miscarriage-hemorrhage-abortion-law-ohio

Sadly this has been the standard of care for women needing abortions since before Dobbs. So many Catholic hospitals and conservatives managing them. Women’s healthcare is a deep dark abyss.

Imagine if we had an actual separation between church and state and the fake ash “Christian” hospitals just had to provide the gold standard medical care instead of showing women how little they matter.

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[Anonymous]

How is it that we allow fringe groups determine how the rest of us live?