They`re talking about pitting family members against family members, friends against friends, and encouraging anyone in literally any state who does not believe in abortion or just needs $10,000 to go after anyone who is supporting someone who is getting access to abortion.
Alexis McGill Johnson explains the divisive nature of the Texas law on abortion.
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The only problem that we have is that the Republican governor is staying true to his allegiance to Trump. And playing into this big lie. Texas is merely the next Domino that is trying to fall for Republicans. There was no issue with the…
It will force abortion providers and others who are sued to spend massive amounts of time and money to defend themselves in lawsuits across the state in which the deck is heavily stacked against them.
It is not going to stop people from seeking access to abortion. It means they will have less access to safe abortion.