Posted on Sep 14, 2021
Doctors In Neighboring States Feel The Brunt Of Texas' Abortion Law
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Following the passage of Texas' restrictive abortion law and the Supreme Court's refusal to block it, providers in neighboring states are starting to see an influx of patients arriving in need of an abortion.
Here & Now's Tonya Mosley talks with Dr. Warren Hern, a physician at the Boulder Abortion Clinic in Colorado.
Here & Now's Tonya Mosley talks with Dr. Warren Hern, a physician at the Boulder Abortion Clinic in Colorado.
Doctors In Neighboring States Feel The Brunt Of Texas' Abortion Law
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What can you expect?? The need isn't going away no matter what Abbot says. Just remember that the same republicans who say they will end rape also call the attempted treasonous coup in DC sightseeing.
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I don't see how conservatives think they are going to stop abortions from happening. COVID has more reproductive rights than women in Texas.
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