Get abortions here in texas. Now we must redouble our efforts across the country to end similar restrictions across the state that push abortion out of reach for so many women. It is time to pass proactive state laws so that a woman has access to quality clinics in her community, can afford abortion, and does not face shame or stigma when she six hour care seeks our care. From day one, whole Womens Health rejected hb2 and we fought back. We took on the politicians and we struggled everyday since then against antichoice, progressive politics in our oppositions best effort to shut us down and we won. [cheering] today we make history and tomorrow we get back to work so that every woman who seeks Abortion Services can get the health care she deserves with the dignity and respect that we all deserve. [cheering] [indiscernible] we would all like to be able to contribute to restore access throughout the state of texas. It is a complicated process. Most of us have had to let our leases go and
One way or the other about that. But i do want to what i but i think getting to the point of your honors question, i think the problem the District Court confronted here, and i think the reason the District Court acted reasonably, despite the presence of the severability clause and the severability clause provides an instruction that that every provision, every clause, every word, every application, every individual should be severed. And the problem is the problem with the kind that the court noted, i think, in the ayotte case, for a court trying to apply that, the courts got to go in and decide which collection of the many, many requirements there ought to stand and which shouldnt, and its its going to be invading Justice Alito well, its all general verrilli the states regulatory problems. Justice alito its work, but maybe the District Court should have done that work. I mean, i read through this, and i was surprised. I read through these regulations. I was surprised by how many are