It’s over this year. Again. Yes, again again.
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Unsurprisingly, Republicans and higher income voters approve the ban more than Democrats and lower income voters.
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After hearing testimony on both sides, the senate has chosen not to vote on the bill this legislative session.
I strongly urge the Ohio Senate to oppose the “heartbeat bill.” Lawmakers do not belong in the consultation room with me and my patients.
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Porter also says the current Supreme Court would be likely to uphold the ban.
Although the bill passed the House, there will be no action in the senate until sometime in the fall.
The new restriction passed the House, despite protest from Ohio’s own anti-abortion group.
Thanks to the opposition of the state’s largest anti-abortion group, the Ohio “Heartbeat” bill still hasn’t made out of committee. But will it ever?
Stephen Colbert creates #NotIntendedToBeAFactualStatement hashtag in response to Sen. Kyl’s remarks on Planned Parenthood; NRLC won’t score the budget; Huckabee supports “heartbeat” bill; and Alan Simpson rails on GOP social conservatives.
Despite opposition even from anti-choice activists, the “Heartbeat” abortion ban passes out of committee in Ohio on a tight vote.
