Sen. Rick Scott backtracks on support for Florida heartbeat law, now prefers 15-week abortion ban
'I think it’s important we do what there’s consensus' for on abortion, the former governor and current senator says.
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Articles tagged Heartbeat Protection Act
Florida Supreme Court allows vote on extreme pro-abortion amendment in November
Florida voters are set to decide in November whether to add a virtually unlimited ‘right’ to abortion in their state constitution after a 4-3 ruling from the Florida Supreme Court.
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Abortion activists stormed Florida capitol as lawmakers debated new pro-life heartbeat law
‘These abortion-on-demand activists will not intimidate or deter us from protecting the unborn,’ Republican lawmaker Rep. Spencer Roach said.
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DeSantis signs Florida’s six-week abortion ban
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the pro-life bill into law Thursday night, hours after it passed the state House.
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Florida Senate passes bill to ban abortions after a baby’s heartbeat can be detected
Gov. Ron DeSantis has pledged to sign a heartbeat bill.
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Pro-life leaders hope Trump will back ‘fantastic’ SOTU comments with heartbeat, personhood bills
Say NO to infanticide. Tell Congress to pass the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. Sign the petition here. WASHINGTON, D.C., February 12, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) — While lauding President Trump’s “beautiful” and “fantastic” State of the Union (SOTU) remarks, pro-life leaders fighting for heartbeat and personhood laws say the president must back these measures if he’s serious about ending abortion in America. In last Tuesday’s SOTU, Trump blasted a recent New York law that he noted “would allow a baby to be ripped from the mother’s womb moments before birth,” and Virginia’s governor for stating “he would execute a baby after […]
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US bishops endorse heartbeat abortion ban, pro-life congressman announces
'A chorus of 60 million innocent heavenly voices, never heard in this world but heard beautifully and clearly in the next, plead with us to protect the lives of all innocents,' Rep. Steve King (R-IA) said.
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