Abortion

"What if we went back through all the family trees and just pulled out anyone who was a product of rape or incest? Would there be any population of the world left if we did that?" the Iowa Republican asked.

"It continues to keep chipping away at opportunities for women to be self determining," said Cherisse Scott, founder of the reproductive justice group SisterReach.

I remember thinking, "I'm pro-choice. Aren't I? But how can I let them kill our baby?"

The bill made its way through the state legislature at a time when other states passed "heartbeat bills" restricting abortion access.

These initiatives do not include cases where the woman's life is at risk.

The injunction is seen as a victory to opponents of the laws, who argued that they were not medically necessary and violated Supreme Court precedent.

Claims by President Donald Trump, Live Action's Lila Rose and others of rampant anti-conservative censorship may drive fundraising campaigns, but the hard evidence tells a different story.

"The hypocrisy is stunning," Kelly Robinson, the executive director of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said in a statement.

"You've got to remember, what is abortion? The sacrificing of kids," said "firefighter prophet" Mark Taylor. "Abortion is the food source for Baal."

Anyone who wants to be president must take a stand against the Hyde Amendment, as well as the bans to safe, legal abortion and the Title X gag rule.

"Sometimes we lose because the people who come to you and give you lip service and say, 'Oh I'm pro-life, I'm pro-life,' and then they don't seem to vote that way," Paul told the Faith & Freedom Coalition.

The law, set to take effect on July 1, was put on hold Friday after Senior Judge Sarah Evans Barker issued an injunction.

"We cannot continue blinking the reality of what this court has wrought," Thomas wrote in his short but scathing opinion.

"What that means is not just a woman, but let's not forget someone in the trans community, a trans female, is poor doesn't mean they shouldn't have the right to choose," Castro said during Wednesday's first 2020 Democratic debate.

The Hyde Amendment is a rare area of middle ground that must be preserved.

As the national debate on abortion has heated up, so has the use (and misuse) of terminology related to reproductive health.

Mainstream conservative views are considered misinformation by Big Tech.

The Trump administration has worked to bring its domestic agenda to the U.N. and other global fora with alarming scale and speed.

"We in the entertainment industry pride ourselves on inclusivity, equality and choice," Milano said.

Eleven states in total have passed laws restricting a woman's access to abortion, with some states approving near-total bans of the procedure altogether.

"What they really fear is that Roe v. Wade might go away—this is the most abominable decision since Dred Scott v. Sanford," Fox News' legal analyst Andrew Napolitano said.

"We decided to take things into our own hands and that we have got to do something to protect our cities and to protect the unborn children."

The California Democrat was pressed to withdraw a comment about "sex-starved males" Wednesday amid a spending bill debate which touched on contraception.

Alveda King claimed people who are pro-life "can't be racist" in response to New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's comments on abortion and racism on Tuesday.

The lengthy letter, containing more than 42 signatures, states that the slate of new anti-abortion bills "fail to consider" victims of traumatic incidences.

"It has been painful to witness administrators at the university choose zealotry over the well-being of its own students," he wrote.

McConnell said his "most important pro-life accomplishment" was the "ushering of judges through" and pointed specifically to his decision not to fill Justice Antonin Scalia's Supreme Court vacancy while Barack Obama was president. "That led to the opportunity for President Trump to make a selection," he said.

The Democratic Party 2020 candidate walked back his support of the controversial legislation, which bans the use of federal money for most pregnancy terminations.

While Hugh Culverhouse, Jr. contends that the university is voting to return the money because of his comments on boycotting the school and the state of Alabama, the University of Alabama says the upcoming vote is due to Culverhouse instructing UA on how to use the donation.

"At what point should a doctor or mother be charged with murder of a baby?" the poll asks.