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Protesters Descend On Indiana Statehouse As Abortion-Banning Process Begins

Nearly 300 people have reportedly signed up to give public comment during the special session on abortion.

Protesters Descend On Indiana Statehouse As Abortion-Banning Process Begins,Nearly 300 people have reportedly signed up to give public comment during the special session on abortion.

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Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Fires Off Cease-And-Desist Warning To Indiana Attorney General Republican AG Todd Rokita doesn't express compassion for the rape victim but is furious about the doctor "activist" who provided the Ohio child an abortion.
Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Once Targeted In Vicious Kidnapping Threat: Report Dr. Caitlin Bernard is also currently listed on the website of a militant anti-abortion group with ties to Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
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Protesters Descend On Indiana Statehouse As Abortion-Banning Process Begins Nearly 300 people have reportedly signed up to give public comment during the special session on abortion.
Doctor Who Provided Abortion To Raped 10-Year-Old Gives First TV Interview “I’m not the only provider who has taken care of young children needing abortion care," Dr. Caitlin Bernard said on "CBS Evening News."
Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Once Targeted In Vicious Kidnapping Threat: Report Dr. Caitlin Bernard is also currently listed on the website of a militant anti-abortion group with ties to Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Fires Off Cease-And-Desist Warning To Indiana Attorney General Republican AG Todd Rokita doesn't express compassion for the rape victim but is furious about the doctor "activist" who provided the Ohio child an abortion.
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Political Ad Shows Doctor Asking Texas Gov. Greg Abbott If He'll Allow An Abortion After a brief conversation, the doctor hangs up the phone and tells the parents, “Yeah, that’s gonna be a no. Best of luck to you.”
Protestors Descend On Indiana Statehouse As Abortion-Banning Process Begins Nearly 300 people have reportedly signed up to give public comment during the special session on abortion.
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Doctor Who Provided Legal Abortion To 10-Year-Old To Sue Indiana AG For Defamation Attorney General Todd Rokita falsely accused Dr. Caitlin Bernard of being an “abortion activist acting as a doctor with a history of failing to report."
Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Fires Off Cease-And-Desist Warning To Indiana Attorney General Republican AG Todd Rokita doesn't express compassion for the rape victim but is furious about the doctor "activist" who provided the Ohio child an abortion.
Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Once Targeted In Vicious Kidnapping Threat: Report Dr. Caitlin Bernard is also currently listed on the website of a militant anti-abortion group with ties to Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
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Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Once Targeted In Vicious Kidnapping Threat: Report Dr. Caitlin Bernard is also currently listed on the website of a militant anti-abortion group with ties to Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
Ohio Girl's Abortion Doctor Fires Off Cease-And-Desist Warning To Indiana Attorney General Republican AG Todd Rokita doesn't express compassion for the rape victim but is furious about the doctor "activist" who provided the Ohio child an abortion.
White House Drops Plan To Nominate Anti-Abortion Lawyer For Judgeship In Kentucky Democrats and reproductive rights groups were furious that Biden was planning to nominate Chad Meredith. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) ultimately stopped it.
An Abortion Is Not An Abortion If A 10-Year-Old Gets One, Says Anti-Abortion Leader Americans United for Life's CEO told Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) that a child rape victim ending her pregnancy is “not an abortion.” Huh?
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Biden Signs Executive Order To Address Access To Abortion The president has faced fierce calls to defend reproductive rights since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade last month.
Doctors Debunk ‘Herbal Abortion’ Viral Videos Advice on mixing bogus and dangerous “herbal abortions” is spreading on Twitter and TikTok. Afraid of the deadly consequences, Doctors are fighting back.
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