by Michael
Abortion should be one of the central issues during this election season, because it has enormous implications for our future. Last year, more than a million abortions were performed in the United States. That was the first year since 2012 that we have surpassed the one million abortion mark. Many people thought that the number of abortions would go down once Roe v. Wade was overturned, but that didn’t happen. One of the primary reasons why the number of abortions is going up is because of the widespread availability of abortion pills. It has become so easy to get abortion pills through the mail, and that includes states where abortion is otherwise restricted or banned. If we don’t do something about all of these abortion pills that are flying around, the number of abortions in this country will almost certainly continue to go up. Unfortunately, it does not appear that anything will be done to restrict abortion pills on the national level any time soon.
According to the Guttmacher Institute, 1,026,690 abortions were performed within the U.S. health care system last year…
The study also found that, in 2023, there were an estimated 1,026,690 abortions in the formal U.S. health care system and a rate of 15.7 abortions per 1,000 women of reproductive age. This represents a 10% increase in the number of abortions from 2020 and is the highest number and rate of abortions measured in the country in more than a decade. It’s the first year since 2012 that there were more than one million abortions provided in the formal health care system.
Of those abortions, approximately 63 percent of them were medication abortions…
Medication abortion accounted for 63% of all the abortions performed in the U.S. in 2023, according to a new study from the Guttmacher Institute.
In the first full calendar year following the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade in July 2022, approximately 642,700 medication abortions took place within the health care system, according to Guttmacher’s Monthly Provision Study.
When we have debates about abortion, most of us imagine a woman walking into an abortion clinic to have her baby terminated.
But today most abortions are performed by taking pills.
Medication abortions accounted for just 6 percent of all abortions in 2001, and now that figure is up to 63 percent.
Sadly, there are six U.S. states that have passed “shield laws” that actually protect those that “prescribe and send abortion pills to people living in states that ban or severely restrict abortion”…
More than a dozen states have laws shielding medical providers and others from out-of-state investigations and prosecutions regarding abortions and gender affirming care. But six states — Colorado, Massachusetts, New York, California, Vermont and Washington — have gone even further.
Those shield laws offer protection for doctors, nurses and other practitioners who prescribe and send abortion pills to people living in states that ban or severely restrict abortion.
On top of that, two of the largest pharmacy chains in the entire nation have decided to make abortion pills available to their customers…
In early March, CVS and Walgreens, the two largest pharmacy chains in the nation, said they planned to make the medication available to patients as soon as within the month. Both pharmacies told CBS News they had become certified to dispense the pills following regulatory changes the FDA made last year that allow retail pharmacies to sell the pills.
Needless to say, Joe Biden was absolutely thrilled by what these two pharmacy chains decided to do…
The pharmacies’ moves, which came at a time when abortion access has been restricted across parts of the U.S., drew praise from President Biden.
“The stakes could not be higher for women across America,” Mr. Biden said in a statement earlier this month. “I encourage all pharmacies that want to pursue this option to seek certification.”
Everyone knows that the Democrats are radically pro-abortion and that is not going to change.
So if something is going to be done about abortion, it is up to the Republicans to do it.
When he was asked about abortion pills at the recent presidential debate, Donald Trump told the country that he will not block them…
Former President Trump said he “will not block” abortion pills or abortion medication should he be elected president.
During CNN’s Presidential Debate Simulcast, Trump was asked about his stance on abortion, and whether or not he would block abortion medication for women.
“First of all, the Supreme Court just approved the abortion pill and I agree with their decision to have done that, and I will not block it,” Trump said.
On Sunday, J.D. Vance made it abundantly clear that he stands with Trump on this issue…
On NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday morning, Ohio Senator and vice presidential hopeful J.D. Vance said he supports access to the abortion pill mifepristone—echoing what Donald Trump said just over a week ago on the debate stage.
“On the question of the abortion pill,” Vance began, “the Supreme Court made a decision in saying that the American people should have access to that medication, Donald Trump has supported that opinion, I support that opinion.”
That pretty much settles it.
There will be no national restrictions on abortion pills.
And that is really bad news, because that is how most abortions are performed in America.
If we do not stop killing children on an industrial scale, we are not going to have a country.
I wish that I could get more people to understand this.
Unfortunately, our neighbor to the north has even less respect for life.
In fact, the number of medically-assisted suicides in Canada is absolutely exploding…
Canada is on track to break euthanasia records once again with 15,280 doctor-assisted suicide deaths in 2023 — a 15 percent jump on the previous year, a campaign group warns.
The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition says growing numbers of people who are not terminally ill now use the government’s doctor-assisted suicide program, known locally as MAiD.
They include sufferers of autoimmune conditions, diabetes, and chronic pain who may be able to live for many more quality years, if they had better healthcare.
Any society that is anti-life is not going to last for long.
Since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, more than 60 million American children have been killed.
It is a crime against humanity on a scale that I do not even have words to describe, and there is no end in sight.