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Hypothetical, but I doubt the response would have been any different if he endorsed a post-12 weeks ban. Fair to point out that the Texas heartbeat law seems l
by javagram 5y ago
Hypothetical, but I doubt the response would have been any different if he endorsed a post-12 weeks ban.
Fair to point out that the Texas heartbeat law seems like it could have an effect similar to the 20% view (although it and the Supreme Court decision that the developer praised doesn’t apply to RU-486 abortions, which Texas is currently attempting to ban separately[1]. Therefore, even in Texas law, abortion remains legal under some circumstances for now.)
[1] https://19thnews.org/2021/09/texas-restrictions-abortion-inducing-medications-ban/ https://19thnews.org/2021/09/texas-restrictions-abortion-ind...
- b0sk 5y agoTexas law forbids abortion even in case of rape/incest. However, per Gallup (your link) 77% of the people think it should be legal for rape/incest.
- javagram 5y agoThe criticism of this CEO that I’ve seen in various places did not focus on exclusion/inclusion of such criteria - check his twitter replies or the statements boycotting his company which have no such focus. Currently under Texas law/lack of a stay by SCOTUS which was praised by the CEO, as I mentioned in the previous post, medication abortion via RU-486 would still be available for a woman in this circumstance, although Texas is working to ban it too - this was not discussed in the tweet at issue. You’re absolutely right about the poll numbers generally being in favor of those 2 exceptions.