State abortion laws megathread

[Calthrina950]

SCOTUS might protect Alabama's law. Hopefully the SCOTUS takes Alabama's bait.

No they won't, take the bait expand Roe.

Unlikely to happen with the current court.

And I'm not sure if this could fit here, but this is unfortunate: https://news.yahoo.com/democratic-attorneys-general-association-impose-133934032.html. Now that Jim Hood, the last remaining pro-life Democratic Attorney General, is out the door, the Democrats are continuing their drift into the abyss. Adopting such a hardline position is a further reflection of how the Party's social liberalism has cost it electorally over time.

[Calthrina950]

SCOTUS might protect Alabama's law. Hopefully the SCOTUS takes Alabama's bait.

No they won't, take the bait expand Roe.

Unlikely to happen with the current court.

And I'm not sure if this could fit here, but this is unfortunate: https://news.yahoo.com/democratic-attorneys-general-association-impose-133934032.html. Now that Jim Hood, the last remaining pro-life Democratic Attorney General, is out the door, the Democrats are continuing their drift into the abyss. Adopting such a hardline position is a further reflection of how the Party's social liberalism has cost it electorally over time.

Well, Mississippi Democrats DID try their hardest electing a pro-choice governor in Mississippi.

What is this supposed to mean? You can't possibly be referring to Hood.