WashPost Whacks ‘Extreme’ Pro-Life Laws in Red States, Finds No Pro-Abortion Extreme

Amid almost 50 years pro-abortion bias the oddest media strategy has been to claim that the abortion issue is one of two “extremes.” The latest political analysis reveals this tactic. Washington PostAmber Phillips is the reporter

This provocative headline for social media is: “Just how severe are these red-state abortion laws?” It’s not going to be a question she will ever ask about the extreme blue-state pro-abortion legislation. 

An alleged Texas abortion resulted in a woman being charged by authorities with murder. State law specifically protects a woman from murder charges for aborting a pregnancy, reports The Post’s Caroline Kitchener.

The near-total bans on abortion being passed right now in red states is not an error.

An optimistic Supreme Court conservative that could bring down the price of libertyAbortion protections This summer these laws were frequently adopted don’t allow for abortions in the case of rape or incest…

 

The Republican base in particular is fond of abortion bans that have few or none carveouts. The anti-abortion movement’s purists.

However, these laws do not apply to everyone. Well outside of the mainstreamAmerica. These are in fact some of America’s most famous. most extremeThe abortion laws that were in force for about 70 years are well-established long before the Supreme Court enacted nationwide protections. Roe V. Wade Supporters of abortion rights

The “purists” of pro-abortion movements are not an issue. Phillips didn’t report on Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed an extremist pro-abortion bill on April 4. Search engine results suggest that none of these are true. Post It was covered by political journalists. The Post did publish an AP article under the bland headline “Colorado governor signs law to protect abortion rights.” This law is quite extreme.

The law ensures that all women have access to the best possible reproductive health care, before and during pregnancy. Local governments are prohibited from placing restrictions on this area.

The declaration also states that Fertilized eggs, embryos, and fetuses do not have any independent rights. 

It’s not a “purist” position. Liberal journalists aren’t inclined to take this position because they support it. Liberal journalists, like many others, hold a strong ideological belief. They then label their adversaries “extreme” while calling themselves “mainstream.”

Jim Anderson, AP reporter, noted that Colorado does not allow abortions to be restricted or delayed in any way. 

Colorado became the first state in 1967 to make abortion legal in all cases. It allows abortion access, but there is no state law that guarantees it. New Jersey, Oregon, and Vermont have previously recognized the right to abort during pregnancy.The Guttmacher Institute is a research group that advocates for abortion rights.

AP uses the tilted approach. The words “liberal”, “left-wing”, “radical” and even “progressive,” aren’t used. It’s only “supports the right to abortion.”