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During a discussion about Idaho's abortion ban causing maternal health providers to flee the state, State Rep. Mark Sauter admits he hadn't thought about the abortion ban and how it might impact obstetric care in his state. (@SarahVarney4 asking the important questions here.)
11:30 AM · May 2, 2023
diva77
(7,646 posts)gratuitous
(82,849 posts)And what about all those luckless women who will suffer and die under your draconian law?
Maybe instead of a Greater Idaho Movement, there should be a Greater Oregon Movement to save the women of Idaho from these ignorant nincompoops?
CTyankee
(63,912 posts)tulipsandroses
(5,124 posts)Did you really think women and providers would just accept it? Its also a foolish economic decision. I foresee not only doctors and other healthcare providers leaving. Educated and skilled professionals and folks with the means to leave will do so. See DWade.
PortTack
(32,779 posts)159 GA counties.
Women
.please be careful out there
Vinca
(50,285 posts)her what it does. I've so had it with these ignorant, usually male, politicians who have taken up ob/gyn as a hobby and are now deciding what a woman can and cannot do with her own body.
intheflow
(28,480 posts)How about return to the 21st Century and allow women to have bodily autonomy and doctors to use their medical training to help women? Nothing less is acceptable.