In 1973, the Supreme Court made one of its most controversial decisions, declaring most anti-abortion laws unconstitutional. Now on November 4th, the people of South Dakota will head to the polls to vote on a proposed statewide abortion ban. With emotions running high on both sides, how should abortion be legislated in tomorrow’s America? (Editor's Note: On November 4th, South Dakota voters rejected Measure 11 to ban abortion.)
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NO Exception for Fatal Anomalies
- From SD Campaign for Healthy Families
By South Dakota Campaign for Healthy Families - Committed to Defeating the Abortion Ban
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make exception for fatal anomalies
I had a baby with anencephaly. No mother should have to carry a baby that she knows will die. It is so painful and depressing. PLEASE..... vote no to banning abortion .
Vote yes to allowing state funding to pay for abortions. It cost me $2,000 dollars to get an abortion and It would have cost $10,000 to deliver in the hospital. I deserved to hold my baby and never got to.
- allforsun
April 6, 2009 6:31PM
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