So does this mean we will see back alley abortions again? I think so

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I however do believe that you are being dishonest in saying somebody on the left is the leaker. Making dishonest statements is the height of bias. Doesn't get more biased then that

In other news the Supreme Court decision may be against religious freedom.
https://news.yahoo.com/jews-muslims-others-roe-vs-123043389.html
"Silver tells his congregation that contrary to Roman Catholic and evangelical teachings, which state that life begins at conception, traditional Jewish law, known as Halakha, says life begins at birth: when the baby draws its first breath. Before then, the mother’s physical and emotional well-being is paramount.

In some extreme cases — such as when the mother’s life is at stake — an abortion is not just permitted by Jewish law, but required."

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Now who is being the hypocrite you have been condemning the ruling because it is based on religion. Now you use religion to support your position.

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A taxpayer who "has an unborn child (or children) with a detectable human heartbeat" after July 20, when the ruling came down, can claim a dependent on their 2022 taxes, according to the statement.

Residents will get $3,000 for each unborn child.

"Similar to any other deduction claimed on an income tax return, relevant medical records or other supporting documentation shall be provided to support the dependent deduction claimed if requested by the Department," the state said.

Heartbeats can be detected as early as six weeks into pregnancy, often before a person knows they are pregnant.

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Reuters) - Clergy members of five religions sued the state of Florida on Monday over a new law criminalizing most abortions in the state after 15 weeks of pregnancy, saying it violates their religious freedom rights.

The five separate lawsuits https://tmsnrt.rs/3BBEdIr, filed in Miami-Dade County, claim the state's ban curtails their ability to counsel congregants about abortion in accordance with their faiths, since Florida law prohibits counseling or encouraging a crime.

The plaintiffs are three rabbis, a United Church of Christ reverend, a Unitarian Universalist minister, an Episcopal Church priest and a Buddhist lama. They asked the court to declare that the state's abortion law violates Florida and U.S. constitutional protections for freedom of speech and religion.

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I've seen enough: in a huge victory for the pro-choice side, the Kansas constitutional amendment to remove protections of abortion rights fails.

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WOW

Dave Wasserman has called it for the pro-choice side:



In Kansas!

GOP politicians are probably sh**ing bricks tonight.

Someone thank jcw’s beloved 6-3 SC for handing such a huge gift to Dem politicians in a year that was going to be a political bloodbath for them.

LMAO

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WOW

Dave Wasserman has called it for the pro-choice side:



In Kansas!

GOP politicians are probably sh**ing bricks tonight.

Someone thank jcw’s beloved 6-3 SC for handing such a huge gift to Dem politicians in a year that was going to be a political bloodbath for them.

LMAO