After an attempt to spread the story of one woman’s brush with the new law, a reporter is now in the unemployment line.
A bill that looked like a sure thing once it passed the Senate may now not even get a hearing in the House.
Swindell’s ultrasound theater performance got a standing ovation — from those who support the bill.
Well that’s awkward. Apparently lawmakers can legislate ultrasounds, but can’t watch one.
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Oh, Chuck Winder, you need to stop trying to talk about medical procedures…
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Because if the “father” is ok with it, well then, an abortion is just fine.
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The sponsor of the state’s mandatory ultrasound bill appears worried women will cry “rape” when seeking abortions.
Not content to let Ohio be the only state where a fetus gets to “testify,” Idaho is also undergoing prenatal theatrics in the legislature.
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The senate voted for the flawed, forced ultrasound bill, 23 to 12.
Gee, where have we heard that before?
