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Abortion legislation 2011 (view source)
Revision as of 14:42, August 31, 2011
, 14:42, August 31, 2011→The Ten Best ... plus Russia: updating rankings
|Became the third state, after Kansas and Indiana above, to terminate this funding for the nation's largest [[abortion]] provider, and the second state, after Texas, to pass a good [[sonogram law]].
|Became the third state, after Kansas and Indiana above, to terminate this funding for the nation's largest [[abortion]] provider, and the second state, after Texas, to pass a good [[sonogram law]].
|North Carolina is a must-win state for [[Obama]] in 2012, so much so that the Democratic National Convention will be there
|North Carolina is a must-win state for [[Obama]] in 2012, so much so that the Democratic National Convention will be there
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|[[Russia]]
|[[Russia]]
|Russian politicians indicated that more [[pro-life]] laws will be passed too.
|Russian politicians indicated that more [[pro-life]] laws will be passed too.
|A bit ironic? The [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]] had the highest abortion rate in the world.
|A bit ironic? The [[communist]] [[Soviet Union]] had the highest abortion rate in the world.
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|New Jersey
|Cut $7.5 million in funding for [[Planned Parenthood]], despite [[pro-abortion]] control of the [[Democratic]] legislature; also made "[[Choose Life]]" plates available.
|This may be the biggest cut in Planned Parenthood funding nationwide.
|Governor [[Chris Christie]] has been good on this issue, although he has not also taken steps to reform the pro-abortion regulations.
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|Indiana
|Defunded [[Planned Parenthood]], including (unlike Kansas and North Carolina) banning funding of Medicaid beneficiaries for services rendered by Planned Parenthood, and also regulated abortion clinics
|Any organization which performs abortions is ineligible to receive tax dollars.
|The Republican Governor [[Mitch Daniels]] didn't propose it, but did sign it into law. Planned Parenthood may be able to get around the law simply by setting up separate organizations. The law was blocked and Indiana is appealing the decision
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|South Dakota
|South Dakota
|Reduces coercive abortions by establishing a 3-day waiting period plus counseling by pregnancy help centers.
|Reduces coercive abortions by establishing a 3-day waiting period plus counseling by pregnancy help centers.
|The abortion industry is not fooling any pro-life leaders in South Dakota.
|Good law, but then South Dakota failed to appeal a preliminary injunction blocking it from going into effect.
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|Governor, House, Senate are all Republican-led assuring legal victories
|Governor, House, Senate are all Republican-led assuring legal victories
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|Utah
|Utah