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Judge stops Kansas from dispensing junk science to patients. Pubs are doing everything to scuttle the effectivness to the vote by Kansas residents and clearly told them keep abortion rights.
Judge blocks law requiring doctors to tell patients about discredited 'abortion reversal'
A Kansas judge blocked an "abortion reversal" law, ruling that a requirement that doctors advise patients about "reversing" a medication abortion makes patients "likely to be less informed—not more."
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Florida attempting to thwart the will of the people. All these statewide ballot referendums have affirmed abortion rights even in the deep red ones.
Florida attorney general, against criticism, seeks to keep abortion rights amendment off 2024 ballot
Florida’s Republican attorney general is asking the state Supreme Court to keep a proposed abortion rights amendment off the ballot.
I would like to note that the AG is a lawyer and not a clinician. If I had to bet, I would expect clinicians to have the former interpretation and not the latter. But my opinion is moot, because what really matters are the opinions of doctors and their patients. So perhaps we should stay the hell out of that decision making process and leave it to them.
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Texas institutes a 6 week ban. They claim there are protections for the mother but fail to spell them out. Doctor's are left in limbo whether to treat women who need an abortion because they may lose their license. Women sue the state. State responds we refuse to clarify the law and doctors will just have to make the hard calls. Not only that the state says you have to sue your doctor before suing the state.
What kind of insanity is this? It's the M.O. of Republicans. Create vague laws and punish people using that vagary.
Ken Paxton’s latest Texas abortion argument is a breathtaking abdication
If Texans lose their children, their fertility, or even their lives, it’s simply not Texas’ problem.
So the day after ovulation (for an 'average' ovulation cycle). Why even bothering trying to play the "we didn't fully ban abortion" game.Wow. Republicans just don't know when to quit. 15 day abortion ban.
New Hampshire Republicans Introduce 15-Day Abortion Ban
Despite the state's Republican trifecta, it's unclear if this bill will get enough support to actually become law.www.huffpost.com
Pfft amateurs. They should have gone for 15 minutes or seconds. /Obligatory sarcasm.Wow. Republicans just don't know when to quit. 15 day abortion ban.
New Hampshire Republicans Introduce 15-Day Abortion Ban
Despite the state's Republican trifecta, it's unclear if this bill will get enough support to actually become law.
Do you remember there is a court case in the pipeline to make those pills illegal?
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Paxton is just the biggest piece of shit. Truly an awful horrible man.When I read this headline...
I knew this would follow very quickly...
Texas Threatens Doctors After Judge Says Woman Can Get Emergency Abortion
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton threatened doctors after a judge granted a woman the ability to obtain an emergency abortion.
These fucking republicans are on a fucking power trip, and women are the target. Religion is just their fucking excuse, it is 100% about control.
www.texasattorneygeneral.gov
The competition in Texas to be the worst human on the planet is stiff.Yup, congrats Texans, this is your AG, what a tool
Attorney General Ken Paxton Responds to Travis County TRO
The Temporary Restraining Order (“TRO”) granted by the Travis County district judge purporting to allow an abortion to proceed will not insulate hospitals, doctors, or anyone else, from civil and criminal liability for violating Texas’ abortion laws
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