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Yawn. Any port in a storm for these evil people.
Republicans are cramming Christian fundamentalism by rule of law down the throats of Americans, consistently flying in the face of technical experts, physicians, scientists, and peer-reviewed analyses; not just on abortion, but on a multitude of issues (climate change, public health, etc.).
Maybe those who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
Let’s put it to a direct vote; i.e. the citizens of Indiana, not the people the citizens voted into office — we *know* how they will vote – let’s open it up to the denizens — and see how people feel…that is, unless the legislature is afraid people will turn out to vote the way they did in Kansas! Or are the male officeholders afraid of what happened in Kansas?
Yes, vote. Some people seem to be afraid of that.
This law has no enforcement mechanism, no penalty read learn. The IBJ and all others can’t quit talking about, it is a moral judgement law only!!!! Please print the truth!
I say let’s pass another law that eliminates all uncertainty about what’s going on here: “In the great state of Indiana, a corporation has all the rights of a citizen, including the right to be left alone by a meddling, intrusive government. A woman of child-bearing age, however, surrenders to the collective, for the entirety of her period of fertility, the right to determine what occurs inside her skin.” Indiana’s GOP evangelical corporatists thus sayeth: Small government for me; the biggest imaginable government for thee!
And what of the innocent human being growing within her, Richard S? That child has a different DNA than she does, proving scientifically it is not “part of her body.”
Religion aside, science has provided what thinking people have known all along; without The Right to Life, all other rights are moot points.
No penalty no enforcement!
oh man i love this, i hope it works
Putting aside the policy issue, legally a law passed by the legislature can be struck down for violating the constitution, but a law passed by the legislature cannot be invalidated because it conflicts with another law passed previously by the legislature. To the extent two laws conflict, the later supersedes the former on the theory that the legislature implicitly repealed and replaced its earlier act. That may (or may not) render the former act unconstitutional, but the point is that, like it or not, the legislature’s abortion ban cannot be rendered invalid because it conflicts with the same legislature’s earlier law.
It has no enforcement mechanism