elizabeth mclaughlin, thank you so much for that, and we re going to pick up the conversation and talk about this shooting with michigan s attorney general, dana nssel, and marc morial of the urban league at two. let s go to florida and the reaction to the republican-led state enacting a restrictive new abortion law. governor ron desantis signing the bill banning abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. it s set to take effect july 1st. it stephanie stanton is joining us from tampa. what are the chances we re going to see court battles before the state s abortion law before it takes effect mid summer. yeah, good afternoon to you, alex. the chances are very high, i m told, by officials here at planned parenthood. as we know, the governor signed the new law on friday. it will go into effect in july. it essentially bans abortion after 15 weeks, even in the cases of rape and incest. the only time a woman would be permitted to have an abortion is
Bill banning abortions after 6 to 8 weeks faces one more big hurdle in the SC Senate (Source: Adam Mintzer) By Adam Mintzer | January 27, 2021 at 8:12 PM EST - Updated January 28 at 7:40 AM
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The Fetal Heartbeat Bill banning abortions in South Carolina after six to eight weeks cleared a key hurdle Wednesday and could be passed out of the Senate as early as Thursday.
“We’ve got a way to go, but we’ve never been this close,” Gov. Henry McMaster said Wednesday, standing by Republican leaders and activists who support the bill. “My request, my urging, is don’t stop now.”
will see digital tv radio ads, including mailers sent to your home. this is in direct response to the trump administration s recent pro-life victories including him backing a bill banning abortion after 20 weeks. he is the first president to attend march for life and stopped organizations providing abortion referrals to receive federal money. on top of that eight states past heartbeat laws while nine have proposed the bill. kelly robinson, executive director of planned parenthood was just on here. this is from the planned parenthood next november our rights and freedoms will be on the ballot. already we ve seen trump and his buddies in congress and state legislatures do everything they can to strip us of our rights and access to healthcare. who we elect will determine our access to birth control, cancer screening, sex education, abortion access and more. are in see spokeswoman liz
to help democrats retake control of the senate and then see donald trump and they are targeting 5 million voters paying special attention to these key swing states including arizona, colorado, florida, michigan, minnesota, north carolina, pennsylvania and wisconsin. digital tv, radio ads and even mailers sent to your home. this is in direct response to the trump administration pro-life and victory backing a bill banning abortion. and also stopping organizations providing abortion providers from receiving federal money. eight states, nine have proposed the bill. kelly robinson who is executive director of planned parenthood, next november our rights and freedoms will be on the ballot.
suppressing science. lawmakers in louisiana passed a bill banning abortion after doctors can detect a fetal heart been. the new york times didn t want you to know that. you mightworried agree with it. so the propaganda man remove the term fetal heartbeat entirely from the story and replaced it with the phrase embryonic pulsing. haven t heard that term before? keep in mind, embryonic pulsing iss not a scientific term. you won t find it anywhere in medical literature, it has no place in journalism. it is pure nonsense. he apparently made up the termhe himself in order to hide the truth from his readers. that is called fraud. it also just another day at the new york times . well, the left s culture of death extends far beyond abortion. euthanasia, and assisted suicide, as well, the netherlands has had euthanasia for many years.