Posted on 04/27/2021 7:36:25 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Tuesday signed a sweeping anti-abortion bill that bans the procedure if the woman is seeking it solely because a fetus has a genetic abnormality such as Down syndrome.
Doctors who perform an abortion solely because the child has a survivable genetic issue can face felony charges. The proposal also contains a raft of other provisions sought by abortion opponents.
The measure passed the Republican-controlled Legislature on party-line votes over unanimous opposition from minority Democrats.
The Republican governor is an abortion opponent who has never vetoed a piece of anti-abortion legislation. …
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Could this go to the Supreme Court someday? Stay tuned.
so they are going to start asking them why they are killing their baby?
they’d kill their baby, but they’d never lie, right?
please
Another in a series of recent actions in which Ducey is trying to re-establish his Conservative bona fides after turning his back on President Trump. No dice, Douchy; you’ve burned your bridges one too many times. You are toast in this state.
Needs to read a judge the riot act in the back of a limo and let him walk home from 15 miles out in the desert.
The only issue that matter is election integrity. Without that, we have nothing.
Exactly. Someone gets some genetic test they don’t like, they’ll just say “I decided I want to take some classes and don’t need a baby right now”.
Ducey is trying to look solid again, (while doing nothing to expose the election fraud).
“Doctors who perform an abortion solely because the child has a survivable genetic issue can face felony charges. The proposal also contains a raft of other provisions sought by abortion opponents.”
How can one prove solely?
That’s the irony. One can say it’s for any other reason.
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