How About a Federal Law Banning Third Trimester Abortions (with limited exceptions)?

[The Sage of Main Street]

People vote and live in States.

It's a Contradiction to Hate Politicians and Love the Constitution

Electing has nothing to do with voting. It's a forced choice of which pre-owned candidate will make all your political decisions for you.

 

[22lcidw]

answer is still the same. her body gestates & takes its physical burden alone. her emotional state is only hers as well. & financially is at least 50%... more so if there is no 2 parent household.

so all is not equal no matter how you slice it or dice it.

Our nation from around the mid to late 1960's expanded our sexual ways massively. This for a percentage of women is a behavior problem. And all citizens have a right to question it. There are many ways to not get pregnant. If this continues and we get poorer, the dictatorial state will end up sterilizing people. And still calling people free as now they can screw whenever they want. And will be allotted limited medications depending on costs for any sexual diseases.

 

[pknopp]

How About a Federal Law Banning Third Trimester Abortions (with limited exceptions)?​

How about following the SC's lead and leave this, and most everything else, up to the states?

To note. The Supreme Court did not state it was up to the states.

It simply ruled it was not a Constitutionally protected right.

They noted in their ruling that the Federal government was not barred from passing laws concerning abortion.

 

[jwoodie]

It's not a question of being "for or against" late term abortions.

So you refuse to answer?