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A crisis in americas hospitals, icus nearing capacity all because of coronavirus patients. We begin this hour with breaking news. The right to an abortion effectively eliminated in the state of texas today. The most restrictive Abortion Ban in the nation went into effect this morning in the state after the u. S. Supreme court declined to step in overnight. The Texas Law bans abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy with no exception for rape or incest. Make no mistake, the real Life Application and intention of this law is to ban abortions altogether. It allows private citizens to sue anyone who performs procedures or even helps a woman get an abortion. Well get to the details in all of this in just a second. First, lets be real. The very same people in the very same state who say dont you dare tell me to wear a mask, the same people say that is government overreach because it violates individual freedoms, those very same people clearly are saying now, never mind when it comes to my
LawTexasAbortionsEffectPowerWaterGasFoodDesperationSouthwest-louisianaLowHundreds-of-thousandsReproductive rights in all i five states. now, abortion rights activists in other states want to follow suit with their own ballot measures, including in ohio where a current so-called heartbeat ban went into effect the same day roe was overturned. the executive director says that the proposed validation of, quote, it is a, when it s not enough. now, republicans in the state of ohio,, against serve, states trump they d that trump won by eight points. they are obviously worried about putting their deeply unpopular position on abortion up for a vote to the people. so they are trying to make it harder for the other side to win. secretary of state frank raúl brian stewart proposing what they call the ohio constitution protection and. the amendment would make it so that a citizen initiated constitutional amendment on any ballot would have to pass by 60% of the vote. rather than the current simple majority. if you don t think that your idea is broadly popular enough
StatesAbortion-rights-activistsOhioRightsEffectBallot-measuresSuitHeartbeat-banDay-roeFiveRepublicansEstateIn other states want to follow suit with their own ballot measures, including in ohio where a current so-called heartbeat ban went into effect the same day roe was overturned. the executive director says that the proposed validation of, quote, it is a brian stewart proposing what they call the ohio constitution protection and. the amendment would make it so that a citizen initiated constitutional amendment on any ballot would have to pass by 60% of the vote. rather than the current simple majority. if you don t think that your idea is broadly popular enough to muster 60% of the vote of the people, and maybe you should not consider bringing it to the ballot. now, okay, like, you are tracking, this rate? pro-choice advocates say that we want to put a validation of,
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