There`s no guarantee to end abortion in our U.S. constitution. But I`d go a step further and tell you that not only is there not a guaranteed right there`s also nothing in our United States Constitution that would prevent a state, a state like Mississippi from implementing and placing reasonable restrictions on abortions.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves outlines his state's argument regarding the constitutionality of abortion restrictions.
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There is sadly no simple way for state government to just step in and pay the hundreds of millions of dollars in harm that this shutdown by the Washington Democrats is causing.
When it comes to keeping Mississippians safe, Governor Reeves has said that nothing is off the table.
Because what’s going to happen when you raise the bar, when you raise the level of expectations, what’s happened in Mississippi is exactly what’s going to happen in Oklahoma.
It really wasn’t a miracle at all. It was the direct result of very good, strong policy followed by a plan to properly implement, and also — and perhaps most importantly — an accountability piece that was built into the statute.
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