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So there are no female babies aborted they are all male?I wish your mother had had an abortion, Lakhota.
Well, I'm not surprised. Your vicious hatred is typical of rightwingers. BTW, don't forget the "family" rule.
Don't be a hypocrite. You say you support abortion...unless the aborted fetus might have been YOU? How self-absorbed. How gay.
I support a woman's right to choose. I am pro-choice. If I had been aborted - how in the hell would I know? Why do you hate women? Why does Joni Ernst hate women?
It does,the blue print is complet at that stage.I believe that at whatever point a fertilized egg develops characteristics that are uniquely human, then it is human and entitled to the protections of the law.
Not sure that happens at conception, but otherwise I agree.
They do its called wick,well child infant care,see even the state reconciles the needs and rights of the unborn.Does this mean that drinking while you were pregnant would constitute illegally giving alcohol to a minor?
Does this mean that the evil welfare queen could start claiming the fetus as a dependent as soon as the pregnancy test came back positive?
Besides her extreme views on women's reproductive rights - Joni Ernst also has some other extreme views:
Ernst: Food Pantries, Churches Could Make Up For Obamacare
Poor people need more than food and religion - they need healthcare.
Iowa Republican Senate candidate Joni Ernst said she would support a federal bill that gives legal personhood rights to fetuses from the moment of fertilization, effectively wiping out legal abortion in the United States.
Ernst voted for a fetal personhood amendment in the Iowa State legislature in 2013, and she told the Sioux City Journal editorial board on Wednesday that she also would support a federal personhood measure if she were elected to the U.S. Senate.
"I will continue to stand by that. I am a pro-life candidate, and this has been shaped by my religious beliefs through the years," she said. "So I support that."
The amendment Ernst voted for in 2013 said the state must recognize and protect a person's right to life "at any stage of development." Similar personhood measures were rejected by voters in Mississippi and Colorado after legal experts and women's health advocates warned about the wide range of implications such a law could have. In addition to outlawing abortion without exceptions, a personhood bill could affect the legality of in vitro fertilization and some forms of birth control that anti-abortion groups believe work by preventing implantation of the fertilized egg, such as emergency contraception and the intrauterine device.
More: Senate Candidate Joni Ernst Endorses Federal Personhood Bill For Fetuses
This is beyond extreme. Hopefully, Iowa women voters are aware of her extreme anti-choice views on female reproductive rights.
Does this mean that drinking while you were pregnant would constitute illegally giving alcohol to a minor?
Does this mean that the evil welfare queen could start claiming the fetus as a dependent as soon as the pregnancy test came back positive?
Let us send abortion to the back alley with a coat hanger where it belongs.
Iowa Republican Senate candidate Joni Ernst said she would support a federal bill that gives legal personhood rights to fetuses from the moment of fertilization, effectively wiping out legal abortion in the United States.
Ernst voted for a fetal personhood amendment in the Iowa State legislature in 2013, and she told the Sioux City Journal editorial board on Wednesday that she also would support a federal personhood measure if she were elected to the U.S. Senate.
"I will continue to stand by that. I am a pro-life candidate, and this has been shaped by my religious beliefs through the years," she said. "So I support that."
The amendment Ernst voted for in 2013 said the state must recognize and protect a person's right to life "at any stage of development." Similar personhood measures were rejected by voters in Mississippi and Colorado after legal experts and women's health advocates warned about the wide range of implications such a law could have. In addition to outlawing abortion without exceptions, a personhood bill could affect the legality of in vitro fertilization and some forms of birth control that anti-abortion groups believe work by preventing implantation of the fertilized egg, such as emergency contraception and the intrauterine device.
More: Senate Candidate Joni Ernst Endorses Federal Personhood Bill For Fetuses
This is beyond extreme. Hopefully, Iowa women voters are aware of her extreme anti-choice views on female reproductive rights.
Iowa Republican Senate candidate Joni Ernst said she would support a federal bill that gives legal personhood rights to fetuses from the moment of fertilization, effectively wiping out legal abortion in the United States.
Ernst voted for a fetal personhood amendment in the Iowa State legislature in 2013, and she told the Sioux City Journal editorial board on Wednesday that she also would support a federal personhood measure if she were elected to the U.S. Senate.
"I will continue to stand by that. I am a pro-life candidate, and this has been shaped by my religious beliefs through the years," she said. "So I support that."
The amendment Ernst voted for in 2013 said the state must recognize and protect a person's right to life "at any stage of development." Similar personhood measures were rejected by voters in Mississippi and Colorado after legal experts and women's health advocates warned about the wide range of implications such a law could have. In addition to outlawing abortion without exceptions, a personhood bill could affect the legality of in vitro fertilization and some forms of birth control that anti-abortion groups believe work by preventing implantation of the fertilized egg, such as emergency contraception and the intrauterine device.
More: Senate Candidate Joni Ernst Endorses Federal Personhood Bill For Fetuses
This is beyond extreme. Hopefully, Iowa women voters are aware of her extreme anti-choice views on female reproductive rights.
That's in the GOP platform as a constitutional amendment. These people are extremists, but sometimes one doesn't notice.
You'd notice if they ever weaseled their way into a sufficient place of power.
Why is it illegal for a State to carry out an judicial execution on a pregnant woman?Does this mean that drinking while you were pregnant would constitute illegally giving alcohol to a minor?
Does this mean that the evil welfare queen could start claiming the fetus as a dependent as soon as the pregnancy test came back positive?
