Tennessee Governor Bill Lee released the following reaction to the United States Supreme Court’s deliberations on Roe v. Wade and shared critical information about current Tennessee law. " I am concerned by the leak and any attempt to thwart justice. If the federal courts return full authority to the states, Tennessee’s laws will automatically provide…
agree with it, share my perspective and those of people not in the room. that s how i ve been able to build coalitions to get things didn t, meeting people where they are, standing up for my values and pushing until we reach success. you sponsored the bills repealing the ultrasound law and waiting period prior to abortion. and i think that s particularly interesting when you watch republican attacks on reproductive justice all across this country. as other states contend with these restrictions, what are the lessons they can learn from what happened in virginia? persistence. i was pregnant during the time the bill was on the floor. we from persistent and we kept pushing until we repealed them, building that coalition to do it. similar question on voting rights of course that has been the big story of the day because
to force women to have medically unnecessary ultrasounds if they wanted to get an abortion in that state. you might remember that ultrasound law from north carolina was struck down as unconstitutional earlier this year. well now what they want to do is not only try again to force you to have a medically unnecessary ultrasound even if you don t want one, even if your doctors don t want you to have one. they re going to make you have it, and then they re going to make you turn it over to them. they re going to force you to share your ultrasound and put it on file with the state government. because presumably the state government in north carolina has nothing better to do than keep pieces of your medical records in their files so they can keep tabs on you both inside and out. and the great state of tennessee, they just enacted a new law to close clinics across the state. the same way that texas and ohio and wisconsin have done to shut down clinics across the states across those three st
ultrasound law from north carolina was struck down as unconstitutional earlier this year. well now what they want to do is not only try again to force you to have a medically unnecessary ultrasound, even if you don t want one, even if your doctors don t want you to have one. they re going to make you have it, and then they re going to make you turn it over to them. they re going to force you to share your ultrasound. and put it on file with the state government. because presumably the state government in north carolina has nothing better to do than keep pieces of your medical records in their files so they can keep tabs on you both inside and out. and the great state of tennessee, they just enacted a new law to close clinics across the state. the same way that texas and ohio and wisconsin have done to shut down clinics across the states across those three states. oklahoma s governor just signed into law a new three-day mandatory waiting period for any woman who wants to get an aborti
sticker. north carolina republicans already tried to change the law, to force women to have medically unnecessary ultrasounds if they wanted to get an abortion in that state. you might remember that ultrasound law from north carolina was struck down as unconstitutional earlier this year. well now what they want to do is not only try again to force you to have a medically unnecessary ultrasound, even if you don t want one, even if your doctors don t want you to have one. they re going to make you have it and then they re going to make you turn it over to them. they re going to force you to share your ultrasound. and put it on file with the state government. because presumably the state government in north carolina has nothing better to do than keep pieces of your medical records in their files so they can keep tabs on you both inside and out. and the great state of tennessee, they just enacted a new law to close clinics across the state. the same way that texas and ohio and wisconsin ha