LogFAQs > #980010273

Yes, and as mentioned before, this disproportionately hurts red states outside of Texas and Florida, because rural communities were already struggling with decent medical and emergency room access, particularly in regards to obstetrics and neonatal health.

The chuds have been framing this as nothing more than some "pretend-overreaction" scheme by "leftists" to protest "pro-life" laws, because they assume that said laws would only be applied to the most blatant cases of attempted abortion or medical malpractice (same reaction they have whenever there's a story of a woman or child with a risky pregnancy or miscarriage having to go out-of-state for treatment) Because it never dawns on them that the language and hammering out of the regulations of said laws is important (a lot of them want our bills to be a few sentences long or less, "Like the Founding Fathers did" and written in layterms rather than "legalese")