HORIFFIC Story About Red State Abortion and Drug Laws Teaming Up

Pregnant women with minor drug offenses are being kept in jail to prevent them from getting abortions.

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Played a speech from a South Carolina lawmaker who did not understand the implications of voting for that six-week abortion ban. And he was speaking out against a south Carolina bill that would have stripped all exceptions from it. that failed to pass it turned out. South Carolina has too much pressure. They did, however, sort of like ramp up their existing six-week ban. and And again those existing exceptions I guarantee you that guy is going to be back we're going to play a clip of him eventually maybe it's already happened where he says the exceptions don't work either. when they start to realize exactly what the implications are of this. Here's another one that I hadn't contemplated but it makes sense. again you can't prove you're not going to be able to like prove rape within a six-week window. you're not going to be able to always measure the threat to a pregnant person's life from their pregnancy. you're not going to be able to always hear about incest these exceptions are useless.