Anti Abortion Persuasive Essay

On January 21, 2017, pro-life supporters gathered in Washington, D. C. after the Women’s March (McMahon). This event marked the 44th annual protest against the Supreme Court decision on Roe v. Wade (McMahon). The Court’s decision struck down a state ban on abortion unless the mother’s life was at risk (McBride). Protestors

On Thursday, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed House Bill 1337 to ban abortion on fetuses diagnosed with Down Syndrome, or because of their sex, race, or other disabilities. The move comes after North Dakota has approved a similar bill, making Indiana the second state in the U.S. to do so, according to Life News.

A few days ago, Trump stated: “The other, you’re gonna need a lot of Supreme Court justices, but we’re gonna be looking at that very, very carefully, but you need a lot Supreme Court judges. But defund yes, we’re going to be doing a lot of that.” (Donald Trump) Trump wants to hit the homerun and completely rid of any abortion in this country. While defunding Planned Parenthood would certainly save the government a half billion dollars, what is the cost that will come with that? When it comes to Roe v. Wade, it will take a ton of work for that piece of legislation to be overturned and I do not think it is a tangible goal for Trump. Recently, the Republican controlled Senate voted to defund Planned Parenthood but this obviously come with a ton of backlash from the public. I personally think that with Trump having an opposing stance to Planned Parenthood will hurt him in his efforts to become president. Women’s health is a very important issue in this country and according to USA Today poll, 58% of Americans would oppose any kind of defunding of Planned Parenthood. (USAToday.com) Even though I consider myself to be a “conservative”, I do believe that Planned Parenthood is integral for this country on supporting women’s health in the United States. Americans do not seem to mind helping to pay for Planned Parenthood and since that is the case,

Ohio’s legislators have created a bill called Senate Bill 127 that will forbid people from having abortions after twenty weeks or greater. The primary sponsors of Ohio’s SB 127 are Republicans and this bill is considered a partisan bill. SB 127 has been placed onto two committees. Because the bill has already passed the Senate, it is now in the House. There has been much controversy on this bill. Pro-life people who are for the bill feel that this bill will protect fetuses from being terminated so late in the pregnancy. However, pro-choice people who are against the bill feel as though this bill is just another way for Republicans to restrict abortion.

Though it was ruled that states must still make abortions available in the first trimester, it was decided in a five-to-four vote that the states retained the right to place restrictions as long as there were intended to protect the health

A recent bill was passed in Texas by Gov. Rick Perry which was one of the country toughest restriction on abortion. According to the Texas House Bill, abortion will be banned after 20 weeks of pregnancy. A woman is a minor unless proof can be provided to verify her age. This is to be followed properly by all the health clinics and abortion clinics

After Trump’s surprising win of the presidency, many liberals did not know what to do with themselves. This is because not only did Trump win the presidency which is one of a liberals worst nightmares; but along with this the Republicans have gained control of congress, and according to the article, they’re “increasingly in control of state governments and state legislatures,"(de Vogue). If I were an abortion supporting liberal right now, I would be extremely upset too. I would fear that if I am a supporter of abortion in Texas, and Roe V. Wade is to be repealed I would be fearful that I would have to leave the state to have an abortion. And this might not be an easy road trip, if I live in East Texas, to my east is the deep south Of Louisiana,

Ohio Gov. John Kasich has signed into a law a bill banning abortions beyond the 20-week age of gestation, but he struck down the much stricter “heartbeat bill.”

According to the “Anti-abortion protesters hope for change under Donald Trump article”, women and men who join the “March for life” are protesting change for the abortion laws. The author gives different views of people’s opinion about Trump banning abortions, and explains Trumps plans to do for the pro-life justice supreme court and Republican government. Anti-abortionist is working together of getting rid of “Roe v Wade” by making it become known worldwide. As for Donald trump, his plans for “Roe v Wade” is to get rid of the law by “defunding Planned Parenthood” that allows any clinics to not perform abortions. Even though I’m against abortion, I do feel

Not much headway has been made in health care reform by Trump since it is complicated and takes legislation to enact any lasting effects. This does not mean he has not started the process though. One of Trump’s first actions in regards to health care was to sign an executive order that re-enacted the Global Gag Rule that former President Reagan had introduced (Richardson). President Obama had this rule overturned while he was in office (Ertelt). This rule takes away funding from international and other country’s organizations that promote or perform abortions, thus putting a gag on other countries, forcing them to comply with the United States laws. The order is specifically designed to defunding Planned Parenthood and abortions in general.

Trump’s announce move would most likely overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision which paved the way to legalizing abortion in the country. Although the billionaire

While Americans long have been split on the general question of abortion though a majority do believe it should be legal in at least some circumstances, a number of polls show that a majority of voters oppose abortion after 20 weeks” (Sneed). The republicans have proposed a bill that bans abortion after twenty weeks, if a person were to have an abortion after this time period it will be considered illegal and there will be consequences. If a woman was raped and got pregnant if she does not wish to have the child according to the new law being proposed, that said woman has to report the rape to the police and then she can proceed with the abortion. As stated by the article, “Abortion rights supporters counter with polling that shows voters are more supportive of abortions after 20 weeks in cases of fetal abnormalities”(Sneed). In some extreme cases a few people believe that abortion should be allowed after the twenty week time period has passed, for instance in situations where it’s not safe for the fetus and or the mother to continue with the pregnancy, or if the baby will have some sort of birth defects. All republican presidential candidates and those considering to join the presidential candidate race are all supporting the twenty week abortion ban. Americans have been clear that they do not want politicians to interfere with their health care decisions. Meanwhile

One of the biggest debates that is constantly talked about is abortion. When it comes to abortion, the laws vary depending on the state you live in. Whether people support or are against abortion, few actually know about the abortion process. Have you ever heard of suction aspiration or prostaglandin chemical abortion? Those are two of the various methods that are performed in the different trimesters of pregnancy. According to writer Steven Ertelt of LifeNews.com, Oklahoma’s abortion laws are restrictive compared to other states, especially with the passage of the Oklahoma Unborn Child Protection from Dismemberment Abortion Act, or HB 1721, in April 2015, which bans dismemberment abortions that tear babies limb from limb. Any abortion practitioners that break this law would face a fine of $10,000 and a few years in prison, also stated on LifeNews.com. HB 1721 establishes a highly influential abortion law. This act is a big step towards saving more potential lives, shining light on the abortion process, and is a stepping stone for other states.

Pregnancy termination is a controversial and sensitive subject that has sparked many debates in the past five decades. It is a two-sided issue between life and death of the unborn child. Planned Parenthood (2017) reports that 30 percent of women in the United States terminate a pregnancy before reaching 45 years of age. Abortion has been legal in the United States since Roe V. Wade; a 1973 landmark decision held that the Fourteenth Amendment’s right to personal privacy covered the woman’s choice to carry a child or not. Republican Administrations such as those of Former Presidents’ Ronald Raegan and George W. Bush have been tough on abortion rights and sparked anti-abortion movements

Pregnancy termination is a controversial and sensitive subject that has sparked many debates in the past five decades. It is a two-sided issue between life and death of the unborn child. Planned Parenthood (2017) reports that thirty percent of women in the United States terminate a pregnancy before reaching forty-five years of age. Abortion has been legal in the United States since Roe v. Wade, a 1973 landmark decision held that the Fourteenth Amendment’s right of personal privacy covered the woman’s choice to carry a child or not. Republican Administrations such as those of Former Presidents’ Ronald Raegan and George W. Bush have been tough on abortion rights and sparked anti-abortion movements (Joffe 2013). With a new republican