And then Kansas has this:

[Among the provisions is one which would exempt doctors from malpractice suits if they withhold information — in order to prevent an abortion — that could have prevented a health problem for the mother or child. A wrongful death suit could be filed in the event of the death of the mother.]

www.alan.com/2012/03/01/kansas-abortion-...

For those who discredit and/or reject this website here is similar law in OK.

articles.cnn.com/2010-04-28/opinion/carr...

My local Newspaper, a very conservative Texas small city publication, had a half page editorial board opinion entitled “Some men are waging war on women in America”  It identified the men as older white  men in authority

www.theeagle.com/opinions/

With the errors of Naming Newt  as the  offender rather than Rush, it is very good expression of what is happening. 

Mar 18, 2012 -- 12:44PM, Do_unto_others wrote:

America used to be such a nice country.

That must have been before people lived here.

Mar 18, 2012 -- 12:44PM, Do_unto_others wrote:

America used to be such a nice country.

I weep for what the GOP is doing to the women of America.

Frankly, I'm shocked by the utter lack of response on this issue from the HUSBANDS and brothers and fathers and boyfriends of the women in ALL of these cases, not just the false connection between breast cancer and abortion, but also in those cases where the State is RAPING their wives and girlfriends, sisters, and daughters.

If I were heterosexual and had a wife who needed an abortion and the State wanted to rape her too, I'd be in the treatment room saying, 'You dare put that thing in my wife, and I'll have you arrested for rape!'

WHERE are those voices?

Without commenting on the correctness or not of the ultrasound,perhaps those men are intelligent enough to understand that inserting a wand into the vagina to perform a medical test is not rape.My wife's doctor inserted his hand into her during the delivery of our children to check her dilation,with me standing right there.Should I have at that point punched him out for fondling my wife?

Mar 18, 2012 -- 12:44PM, Do_unto_others wrote:

America used to be such a nice country.

Don't be too sure about that!   It just used to be, before the Tea Party Republicans started P&Ming, that things like Jim Crow, waterboarding, and women's private parts weren't considered appropriate subjects for debate over cocktails and dinner.  Of course, it took a heavy dose of consciousness raising in the late 60s and early 70s to bring attention to the fact that a woman's private parts really do belong to her and only her.

Mar 18, 2012 -- 1:39PM, rabello wrote:

Mar 18, 2012 -- 12:44PM, Do_unto_others wrote:

America used to be such a nice country.

Don't be too sure about that!   It just used to be, before the Tea Party Republicans started P&Ming, that things like Jim Crow, waterboarding, and women's private parts weren't considered appropriate subjects for debate over cocktails and dinner.  Of course, it took a heavy dose of consciousness raising in the late 60s and early 70s to bring attention to the fact that a woman's private parts really do belong to her and only her.

Are all pro-choice folks really convinced that pro-lifers are concerned about women's reproductive organs themselves and not the fetus contained within those parts?