As a follow-up to Dahlia Lithwick's excellent recent piece about the proliferation of state anti-abortion restrictions, I have a new Prospect column arguing that while in some ways these restrictions challenge the Supreme Court doctrine, the bulk of the regulations are all too consistent with...
reproductive freedom
I don't know if this means that Daniels is running, but it certainly confirms that he's an asshole.
Gail Collins. More of this, please.
Dahlia Lithwick has an excellent article about the increasing willingness of state legislatures to restrict access to abortion. The facts are depressing: Since the start of this year, 916 measures seeking to regulate reproductive health have been introduced in 49 states. According to the Guttmacher...
In fact, the Republican jihad against Planned Parenthood is about much, much more than that. Again, you really have to feel sorry for the modern parodist. I expect a plank.
And it is reproductive freedom.
Not even freedom-hating anti-choice wingnuts could fail to see the irony in this, unless they don't understand history. Oh. Hang on. Poll at The Stranger here (update: correct link now) to vote this "the worst ad placement ever". h/t Richard Elgar. One of the commenters...
What is true of LGBT rights is also true of abortion; there's essentially no difference between Roman Catholics and the population as a whole, church leadership notwithstanding.
South Dakota governor Dennis Daugaard signed into law a bill requiring women to wait 72 hours before obtaining an abortion. Like all "waiting period" regulations, the law is based on the.
Feel that Tea Party freedom!
Scott Walker is definitely part of the Republican "life begins at conception and ends at birth" faction: His recently released budget proposes to repeal Wisconsin’s “contraceptive equity” law which stipulates.
Perhaps after this, they can add some spermatozoa-Americans from a used condom to the witness list. The scary thing is that, as Helena Silverstein's book reported, calling fetuses as a.