So, where can I read about this?
I just ask because I've never seen a single instance of it. If you're not just making it all up, you should have no problems showing examples.
Now me, I can easily show examples proving you wrong.
For example, the referendum in Ohio specifically put a cutoff at viability.
The Michigan referendum? Again, viability.
California? Again, restrictions after viability.
That's odd. In every case, the pro-choicers are happy to compromise. Yet you claim the opposite, even though the evidence doesn't back you up.
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How California created the nation’s easiest abortion access — and then went further
California once criminalized abortion. Now it's the US leader on abortion rights, and may become a 'sanctuary' for out-of-state seekers.
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How late in pregnancy each state allows abortions
Abortion up until this point was still legal at later stages in pregnancy — but that's expected to change.
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