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|Despite big majorities claiming to be pro-life, they passed no abortion law and instead gave pro-aborts a gift by approving putting abortion on the ballot (SJR 127), where the abortion industry can defeat pro-life candidates and the referendum by spending money on its defeat

|Despite big majorities claiming to be pro-life, they passed no abortion law and instead gave pro-aborts a gift by approving putting abortion on the ballot (SJR 127), where the abortion industry can defeat pro-life candidates and the referendum by spending money on its defeat

|There's been a lack of socially conservative legislation for years there

|There's been a lack of socially conservative legislation for years there

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|Arizona

|Arizona

|Despite big majorities claiming to be pro-life, Arizona passed only three worthless laws: HB 2416,<ref>Establishes a right -- for which the abortion clinics can obtain a coached waiver -- for the patient to view an ultrasound or hear an [[auscultation]] only an hour before an abortion, with too little time to reflect on it and change one's mind.</ref> HB 2384, and HB 2443.<ref>http://newmexicoindependent.com/69773/arizona-ends-legislative-session-with-several-laws-limiting-abortion-access-funding</ref>

|Despite big majorities claiming to be pro-life, Arizona passed only three worthless laws: HB 2416,<ref>Establishes a right -- for which the abortion clinics can obtain a coached waiver -- for the patient to view an ultrasound or hear an [[auscultation]] only an hour before an abortion, with too little time to reflect on it and change one's mind.</ref> HB 2384, and HB 2443.<ref>http://newmexicoindependent.com/69773/arizona-ends-legislative-session-with-several-laws-limiting-abortion-access-funding</ref>

|The [[RINO]] Speaker of the House Adams -- now running for [[Congress]] -- refused to allow a vote on meaningful [[pro-life]] legislation, despite passing by big majorities in committees.

|The [[RINO]] Speaker of the House Adams -- now running for [[Congress]] -- refused to allow a vote on meaningful [[pro-life]] legislation, despite passing by big majorities in committees.

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|Missouri

|Missouri

|By a 2/3rds vote and without a veto by the [[Democrat]]ic governor, the legislature closed the loophole of the mental health basis for a late-term abortion, requiring physical harm to the mother in the absence of the abortion as the only justification, but this decision still remains in the discretion of the abortionists; in prior sessions the Missouri legislature has passed far better laws.

|By a 2/3rds vote and without a veto by the [[Democrat]]ic governor, the legislature closed the loophole of the mental health basis for a late-term abortion, requiring physical harm to the mother in the absence of the abortion as the only justification, but this decision still remains in the discretion of the abortionists; in prior sessions the Missouri legislature has passed far better laws.

|A [[RINO]] was Speaker of the House.

|A [[RINO]] was Speaker of the House.

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|Oklahoma

|Oklahoma

|North Dakota

|North Dakota

|Pretended to support a ban on abortion, but actually passed nothing

|Pretended to support a ban on abortion, but actually passed nothing

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|Wyoming

|Wyoming

|Though supposedly a conservative state, it failed even to pass an ultrasound bill, with a Republican legislator casting the deciding vote against it in the Senate.<ref>http://trib.com/news/state-and-regional/govt-and-politics/article_555def8b-7111-5063-9463-f4029552bf96.html</ref>

|Though supposedly a conservative state, it failed even to pass an ultrasound bill, with a Republican legislator casting the deciding vote against it in the Senate.<ref>http://trib.com/news/state-and-regional/govt-and-politics/article_555def8b-7111-5063-9463-f4029552bf96.html</ref>

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