Abortion Activist Wendy Davis Sues to Stop Texas’ New Life-Saving Law

[Elderberry]

Texas Scorecard by  Jacob Asmussen April 20, 2022

“Imagine a world where people are mad about saving babies.”

Pro-abortion activists are again trying to dismantle Texas’ Heartbeat Act and legalize the killing of more babies across the state.

Wendy Davis, former Democrat state senator and failed gubernatorial and congressional candidate, has filed a federal lawsuit against the act, calling it “blatantly unconstitutional.”

For context: In 2020 alone, more than 53,000 Texans were murdered in the womb by abortionists. In 2021, the “controversial” new Heartbeat Act, hailed by state lawmakers as the monumental pro-life win of the year, simply prohibited an individual in the state from killing a pre-born child after the baby’s heartbeat is detected (though the law still does not protect a baby in the first few weeks of his or her life).

Importantly, the Heartbeat Act is also unique in its enforcement; it empowers citizens, not government officials, to sue abortion facilities and anyone who assists in executing a heartbeat-detected child.

Since the act was approved by the state Legislature last May, pro-abortion businesses, media, and elected officials—including President Joe Biden and his administration—have raged against the law and sued the state to force them to halt it. However, courts—including the U.S. Supreme Court and the Texas Supreme Court—have so far refused their arguments and allowed the law to continue to this day, in part because of its unique legal design.

More: https://texasscorecard.com/state/abortion-activist-wendy-davis-sues-to-stop-texas-new-life-saving-law/

[Smokin Joe]

If she isn't pregnant, does she have standing?

[Wingnut]

Abortion Barbie is still a thing? 

[Smokin Joe]

Abortion Barbie is still a thing?

Does that come with the fetal debris, or is that a separate accessory?

[GtHawk]

If she isn't pregnant, does she have standing?

At 58 and probably menopausal I doubt she will ever have standing if that is the standard. I never knew that one of the rights feminists were fight for was infanticide. Why do these people consider the killing of their baby, for the simple reason they don't want it, a right with no consequences but if a father killed the baby for the very same reason he is prosecuted for murder?

[Smokin Joe]

At 58 and probably menopausal I doubt she will ever have standing if that is the standard. I never knew that one of the rights feminists were fight for was infanticide. Why do these people consider the killing of their baby, for the simple reason they don't want it, a right with no consequences but if a father killed the baby for the very same reason he is prosecuted for murder?

The claim is that it is her body, but unless the abortionist is a real hack, it isn't her body that gets shredded, poisoned, or burned to death with salt.

Considering voters were denied standing in 2020 election fraud cases, and they are directly involved in the process, I would think the standard for standing would have to involve some direct affect on the person who brings suit. Otherwise, no matter how hard they promote infanticide (in or out of the womb), the law does not affect them, thus, no standing.

[berdie]

I would like to see Wendy and Beto marry. Yes, I know it would be a May/December thing...but their ideological affection will overcome age.

Then I want them to move to a blue state. I have one in mind, but don't want to alienate anyone on this board. Heck, I may even set up a Go Fund Me for their relocation.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

I would like to see Wendy and Beto marry. Yes, I know it would be a May/December thing...but their ideological affection will overcome age.

That might serve another purpose as Beto''s beaver teeth might be able to gnaw that disgusting thing off her face.

[libertybele]

Texas Scorecard by  Jacob Asmussen April 20, 2022

“Imagine a world where people are mad about saving babies.”

Pro-abortion activists are again trying to dismantle Texas’ Heartbeat Act and legalize the killing of more babies across the state.

Wendy Davis, former Democrat state senator and failed gubernatorial and congressional candidate, has filed a federal lawsuit against the act, calling it “blatantly unconstitutional.”

For context: In 2020 alone, more than 53,000 Texans were murdered in the womb by abortionists. In 2021, the “controversial” new Heartbeat Act, hailed by state lawmakers as the monumental pro-life win of the year, simply prohibited an individual in the state from killing a pre-born child after the baby’s heartbeat is detected (though the law still does not protect a baby in the first few weeks of his or her life).

Importantly, the Heartbeat Act is also unique in its enforcement; it empowers citizens, not government officials, to sue abortion facilities and anyone who assists in executing a heartbeat-detected child.

Since the act was approved by the state Legislature last May, pro-abortion businesses, media, and elected officials—including President Joe Biden and his administration—have raged against the law and sued the state to force them to halt it. However, courts—including the U.S. Supreme Court and the Texas Supreme Court—have so far refused their arguments and allowed the law to continue to this day, in part because of its unique legal design.

More: https://texasscorecard.com/state/abortion-activist-wendy-davis-sues-to-stop-texas-new-life-saving-law/

God help us and save us from this insanity!