> Which is fine if the baby is dead or there's a complication in which the mother's life is in immediate danger. As stated in my first comment, the politicians

> Which is fine if the baby is dead or there's a complication in which the mother's life is in immediate danger. As stated in my first comment, the politicians currently running for office in my area do not agree with your viewpoint, as they have insisted that they will ban abortion even in the case of fetal death or to save the life of the mother. This, imo, is the anti-abortion purity spiral.