ABORTION ON DEMAND - A NEW TWIST

Update: The Supreme Court will decide if they will rule on a case that will permit emergency abortions in Red States.

France has an abortion ban past a certain date but will let doctors approve emergency abortions past that.

FredHayek wrote:
France has an abortion ban past a certain date but will let doctors approve emergency abortions past that.

Do the French not respect a woman's right to kill her baby or do they believe that at a certain point of a human life's growth, it becomes an immoral act to kill that human life? What do the French think of us? Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness no longer has the same meaning in this country.

This is an example of what "leaving a right up to the states" does to ordinary Americans.

www.cnn.com/2024/02/10/health/idaho-abortion-laws/index.html

Jen said they asked her doctors what the experience would have been like if it had happened before Roe v. Wade was overturned and Idaho’s trigger law took effect.

“They said, ‘we would have referred you to a private clinic in downtown Boise,’” she recalled. “They would have done all the testing themselves, and it would have been a much more humane and dignified experience, and we would have been able to be around friends and family.”

Do you think most European countries are wrong for putting limits on when a baby can be killed?

Rick wrote: Do you think most European countries are wrong for putting limits on when a baby can be killed?

"Do you think most European countries are wrong for putting limits on when a fetus can be aborted?"

There. Fixed it for you.

Same question, different wording... no answer?

Well, wouldjalookathat...

www.cnn.com/2024/05/01/politics/cnn-poll...tion-laws/index.html
CNN Poll: Americans still broadly oppose overturning Roe

About two-thirds (65%) oppose the 2022 Supreme Court decision, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, and 34% approve, numbers that have remained effectively unchanged in CNN’s polling across the nearly two years since the ruling. Those who strongly disapprove of the decision continue to outnumber those who strongly approve by a more than 2-to-1 margin.

A 69% majority who disapprove of overturning Roe, including 82% of those who strongly disapprove, say that federal politicians should work to pass laws ensuring national abortion access. Those who support the ruling largely say federal politicians shouldn’t take action on the issue: 59% say laws on abortion should be left up to the states, with 29% in favor of further restrictions to abortion access nationwide. New national restrictions are supported by just about one-quarter of Republicans, White Evangelical Christians and those who describe themselves as conservative.

One day, perhaps not in my lifetime, abortion will be enshrined in a Constitutional Amendment.

Florida just passed an abortion ban after six weeks, but Florida voters will get a chance to overrule the legislature in November. Might help Democrat politicians get elected if the pro-abortion vote shows up.