Steve Chabot: “As Mr. Hall mentioned before, as I get older these issues I am raising are becoming less theoretical and more personal.”

The truth is the legal doctrine in question, substantive due process, is a much more checkered and murky past that abortion advocates would have you believe.

The breadth and depth of information about nearly every American held by private companies is breathtaking and can easily be abused if adequate safeguards are not in place.

I urge all colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support the bill, and I yield back the balance of my time.

What the question in Dobbs really boils down to is whether you think abortion is better addressed by the people's elected representatives and State legislatures or by nine unelected, unaccountable judges who serve on the Court for life.