In Georgia, Republican state Sen. Bruce Thompson sponsored SB 456, a bill banning abortion pill delivery by mail and requiring doctors to examine patients in person before prescribing them. During floor debate, Thompson said his bill was intended "to protect the cherished doctor-patient relationship."
But that position is at odds with that of major medical groups, including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Medical Association, who've long supported easing access to the pills and called for lifting the in-person dispensing requirement.
Thompson opposes abortion rights, but he claims this bill is all about patient safety.
I CALL BULLSHIT.....push Pfizer and make MY PRIVATE decision illegal.....keep your righteous RED STATES out of my life. (and I love Jesus zealots,too)
