Vanity: See How NARAL Grades Your State

prochoiceamerica.org ^ | January 14, 2004 | NARAL

[lodwick]

93 percent of Texas counties have no abortion provider
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The horror

[EODGUY]

Great quote on your homepage !


Perhaps if those of us who believe in the sanctity of human life work harder, naral will be forced to give Wisconsin a "G" next year.

God bless,


EODGUY

[Romish_Papist]

Awesome, Virginia gets an F!!!! Thank you God!

[paws_and_whiskers]

Happy to see that Ohio gets a big, fat F.

Great to get an "F" for a grade!

[GrandEagle]

STATE POLITICAL INFO
Executives
Governor Robert Riley (R) is anti-choiceMURDER.
Lieutenant Governor Lucy Baxley's (D) position on choice is unknown.
Attorney General Troy King (R) is anti-choiceMURDER.

Legislature
The Alabama House is anti-choiceMURDER.
The Alabama Senate is anti-choiceMURDER.


Major Political Party Platforms
The Alabama Democratic Party does not take a position on a woman's right to choose.
The Alabama Republican Party does not take a position on a woman's right to choose.



STATE LAWS IN BRIEF


ANTI-CHOICE LAWS

Abortion Bans
Alabama has unconstitutional and unenforceable criminal bans on abortion. is prohibited by unconstitutional force applied by the federal government, from enforcing the constitonially passed laws refelecting the will of the good people of Alabama to protecting their unborn children from murder.
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Biased Counseling & Mandatory Delays
Alabama law subjects women seeking abortions to biased counseling requirements and mandatory delays.
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Counseling Ban/Gag Rule Alabama prohibits certain state employees or organizations receiving state funds from advocating for or promoting abortion services.
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Physician-Only Restriction
Alabama prohibits certain qualified health care professionals from performing abortions.
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Restrictions on Low-Income Women's Access to Abortion Alabama restricts low-income women's access to abortion.
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Restrictions on Young Women's Access to Abortion Alabama law restricts young women's access to abortion services by mandating parental consent.
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Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers (TRAP) Alabama subjects abortion providers to burdensome restrictions not applied to other medical professionals.
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I do LOVE my Alabama!

GE

[melbell]

Hahah...I have a funny story.

I used to work with this guy (he's actually who got me hooked on Free Republic). But anyway, he's really big...like 12 feet tall (ok, I am exaggerating a little bit). But anyway, we were leaving our row of cubicles, and it was the night of a game between Nebraska and Georgia (where I'm originally from), and someone says, "Who are you pulling for in the game tonight?". And I said, "uh?". And they said, "well it's understandable if your pulling for Ga. against the Huskers." And I said, "I hate football." And this guy I work with grabbed my arm and yells, "QUICK! I gotta get you outta here! If we don't leave together I can't protect you!"

It was just really funny. Because people here take COLLEGE football WAY too seriously.

[HungarianGypsy]

Figures! AZ got a C+. We have a Dim governor.

[Lexinom]

Time for the picture on the back of my car again this Friday/Saturday. They wanna be pro-abort, they're gonna see what it is, or else pass me.

[Mr. Mojo]

I'm sure you get more than your fair share of dirty looks. Where on your car do you put the pic, and how big is it?

[Clinging Bitterly]

Well Oregon gets an A, but there is some comfort. A couple years back, the EEvil corporation that ran the local abomination clinic cut and ran, so in Eugene (of all places), there's no place to get an abortion. The major regional medical provider is owned by a Catholic order, so they aren't going to do it.

[CharlieOK1]

Oklahoma: 96% of Oklahoma counties have no abortion provider

[CharlieOK1]

you didn't know Henry was a pro-abort? I remember being upset because the guy is a Deacon in his Baptist Church in Shawnee, yet he was adamantly "pro-choice". How does a Baptist Church not condemn one of its deacons having this stance?

[agrace]

HA, Ohio got a big fat F.

Not like our old home state of New Jersey.

I'm delighted that we moved from a B state to an F state!

[Conspiracy Guy]

Good for yall! That's 3% more than Alabama.

[Lexinom]

It's a standard 8 x 11 color printout of #29. It is taped to the inside of the car's back window.

I've had it up before, made my daily 50-mile commute along I-5, and got one gawk and one thumbs-down. I refuse to be silent for fear of a few dirty looks.

Another sign that would be great for uncovering the hipocrisy of the Left: NO MORE WAR... AGAINST THE UNBORN!

[eleni121]

An A...for NY. How pleasant. NY just can't get enough of baby kililng.

Not surprised given the garbage that NY elects...although I am glad to see that 42% of the counties have no infanticide "provider".

[mabelkitty]

Buckeyes got a Big Fat "F", too!

Let's see how the home of the Steelers fared.

[mabelkitty]

Calling a child ripped from her dead mother's womb and born alive a "fetus".

That's how the state gets an A+

[Fledermaus]

Dang...Tennessee only got a D+. I wanted a full blown F.

Oh, and I love their use of "anti-choice" rather than using "doesn't like to see innocent life destroyed" or even calling them "pro-life".

One day history will really write people like these a horrible and deserved epitaph.

[LisaMalia]

YEAHHHHH! Ohio gets an "F".

And I hate the term "choice". How about "choosing" to not have sex, or to use birth control. A concept these moron obviously do not understand.