False. Quoteless, naturally.
Yes, your suggestion that SB 1301 was active and required a signature by the next governor was false.
Your post #36
No, the California legislature acted to preserve abortion on demand under all circumstances. Arnold would happily sign such legislation, wouldn't he?
Both comments are false. California law restricts abortion if the fetus is capable of living outside of the womb (late term - see PPAC) The Bill was signed by Gray a year ago as a political move.
Arnold would happily sign such legislation, wouldn't he?
Based on your claim that this legislation would "preserve abortion on demand under all circumstances" you are wrong again. Today on Hannity, Arnold said he is pro choice but opposes partial birth abortions.