Tag Archives: anti-choice
Quote of the Day: The baby is “the largest organ in the body”
TweetAlabama state Rep. Mary Sue McClurkin is pushing a new TRAP bill that could shut down all five of the state’s abortion clinics. According to her, the strict regulations are necessary because abortion is a major surgery. In fact, she claims: “When a physician removes a child from a woman, that is the largest organ in [...]
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Daily Feminist Cheat Sheet
Tweet MoJo’s five female vocalists to watch in 2013. Amanda Marcotte on a new low for the anti-choice movement. Happy President’s Day! Today is also Toni Morrison’s birthday. Michigan Republicans have introduced a bill to require mandatory transvaginal ultrasounds (a.k.a. state-enforced rape) before abortions. Beautiful photos of female workers during WWII. The privilege of the [...]
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Quote of the Day: Your uterus is a “graveyard for lots and lots of little babies”
TweetTalk radio host Kevin Swanson has, um, a theory: I’m beginning to get some evidence from certain doctors and certain scientists that have done research on women’s wombs after they’ve gone through the surgery, and they’ve compared the wombs of women who were on the birth control pill to those who were not on the [...]
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Arkansas introduces a “heartbeat bill” that would jail doctors for performing abortions after 6 weeks
TweetLooks like Arkansas is the latest state to consider a so-called “heartbeat bill.” Arkansas would ban abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected under a bill introduced by a Republican senator Monday, a proposal that would prohibit the medical procedure as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. Sen. Jason Rapert filed legislation that would [...]
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Republican Senator embraces Roe v. Wade by accident