In ten states, Democrats have effectively pushed extremist abortion laws into the November ballot. Due to the recent certification of competing pro-abortion and pro-life vote measures, Nebraskan voters will have a clear-cut chance to accept unhappy abortion until the day of birth in favor of enforcing popular restrictions on ending existence in the womb in the Cornhusker constitution.
Nebraskans are undoubtedly in a fight with a coalition led by Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union that wants to repeal the state’s latest 12-week abortion cap with a constitutional amendment that would “provide all individuals the basic right to abortion without intervention from the state.”
The ballot wording claims this “right” is simply permitted “until prenatal viability”. However, it leaves the interpretation of “viability” up to the personal judgment of a health-care practitioner, who can maintain ending life in the womb at any point if he claims the baby did not live or the mother’s unknown “health” is at risk.
If the article is passed, abortion industry leaders like Planned Parenthood will undoubtedly have the freedom to carry out maternity at any time without fear of reprisals from the state. Lawsuits in states that have passed similar constitutional amendments, like Ohio, suggest that the words could be interpreted as being free of safeguards like requiring parental acceptance for modest girls who want to have abortions.
All hope to stop those frantically trying to transform the Republican-controlled condition from a pro-life healthy shelter to an abortion-for-all hellscape, however, is not lost.
Wyoming voters who are at danger of being duped by false and feigned calls for “reproductive privileges” have an alternative to the Protect Women and Children vote measure’s provision that allows for pregnancy for all nine months. Even qualified last week, this proposed constitutional amendment did ensure women and newborn children” shall be protected from abortion in the second and third trimesters” except in the cases of “medical emergency”,” physical assault”, or “incest”.
About 55 percent of Americans , think ending living in the uterus beyond the start of the second week, around 14 weeks gestation, may be “generally illegal”. In Nebraska especially, 72 percent of voters oppose legalizing pregnancy through delivery.
The pro-life article plan, which mirrors present Cornhusker abortion law, is far more appealing to voters than the Democrat-endorsed plan for endless abortion. In fact, a super-majority of Nebraska voters, 65 percent, say they would prefer the passage of a far more stringent policy that bars abortion beyond the detection of an unborn baby’s heartbeat, as early as six weeks gestation.
The Federalist staff writer and host of The Federalist Radio Hour, Jordan Boyd. Her work has also been featured in The Daily Wire, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics. Jordanian completed her political science major at Baylor University and minored in journalism. Follow her on X @jordanboydtx.
