Abortion providers seek to broaden access to procedure in Indiana

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2 thoughts on “Abortion providers seek to broaden access to procedure in Indiana

  1. Yuk to Indiana and the legislator who sponsored this bill. Clearly most favor choice. No one — repeat — no one was forced to have an abortion. Let Hoosiers vote! Better yet, let them vote by county.

    Certainly, enacting restrictions makes sense — but fewer than six weeks is ridiculous whereas more than 20 weeks is unreasonable.

    Now abortion moves back into the unsafe ‘back alley’ mode for those who cannot go to neighboring states. And which righteous GOPers have received or will receive an abortion outside of Indiana?

    1. There’s a reason that Republicans are all the sudden pushing a 15 week abortion law nationwide, one that would legalize around 93% of all elections that take place.

      Then again, maybe Americans have realized that Republicans aren’t really pro-life, they’re just pro-forced birth. Their lack of follow through on their promises to support the resultant increase in births makes that clear. What’s Indiana done to substantially improve maternal outcomes or making child care affordable or better educational outcomes? You can’t just throw someone a pack of diapers and say good luck, but that’s what Republicans have to offer. Next will be removing access to contraception… likely not condoms of course. Why would they deny something to a man?

      As was said in the last Republican debate, they’re not pro-life for the whole life, and that’s the problem.

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