[ohioWfan]

And the one in Mississippi that just passed, with the exceptions?

Are they going to converge at some point and a consensus made? Is the one in Mississippi designed to get to the SC as well?

Is that the plan, as you see it (or know it ;)?

[joesbucks]

I can only go by what I heard the sponsor of the Ohio bill say on a Christian talk radio show. If you can pick up WRFD-AM in Columbus between 3 & 6 pm where you are ( the station has a strong signal everywhere with the exception of the extreme northeastern, eastern and southeastern part of the state and spill over into portions of Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky in the Cincy area), the sponsor of the Ohio bill is on periodically and it's talked about frequently

I think there are a number of states that have pending or have begun to draft laws that are designed to be challenged. How many will make it to a Governor for signature is unknown, or for that matter how many will ever be signed.

But they are designed to have stregnths that will stand and throw away weaknesses that will invite a legal challenge. The hope is for one, and the strongest, to have a Supreme Court challenge that will ripple into the tenants of that supposedly allowed Roe v Wade, despite its strengths or flaws, to become law.