On the Bill to Restrict Abortions, If Only Words Were Votes

    797
    1



    Great speeches by Senate Democrats against the sneak attack by Republicans on a woman’s reproductive freedom this week in the the Virginia General Assembly. I just wish the thousands of passionate words spoken on the floor of the State Senate counted as votes, because in the end we could have used another one of those. Very frustrating, let’s just hope this legislation is struck down by the courts as unconstitutional, and/or that the board charged with designing the standards for abortion clinics will make them as mild and low-cost as possible. We’ll all be watching.

    ********************************************************


    Sign up for the Blue Virginia weekly newsletter

    Previous articleTim Kaine, “Just Say No.”
    Next articleAnnabel Park and Eric Byler: We’re at “The Tipping Point.” Are We Really?