Barbaric Anti Abortion Laws Still Prevailing in USA : World Must Monitor and Encourage the USA Senate to Change Them
The so called democratic nation, the United States of America is still living in the European medieval times. Its laws on Woman emancipation especially on Abortion are simply barbaric. Many States have simply denied the basic freedom of choice to Women.
The law makers who made abortion laws acted like barbarians and worse. Today in 21st Century the rest of the world must demand change in such laws. In case required the USA Senate needs to pass a bill and have a federal law on the subject in tune with other democratic countries.
Even the senile Supreme Court’s judges are way off the mark. In a landmark 2022 Dobbs decision they overturned a nationwide right for women to have an abortion. In one go all the progress on the subject got wiped out.
Also this week, the Arizona Supreme Court has gone several steps ahead in taking its state to the days of burning the women at “STAKE “ as witches. The Court has ruled that the State must adhere to a 160 YEAR OLD law banning nearly all abortions.
However Republican candidates in close races across the country who once fervently backed severe abortion restrictions are in fact shifting how they talk about the issue.
On social media, in public comments and in talking points on their websites, candidates are shying away from past hard-line positions and softening their stances. In some cases, the changes have been overt, with candidates reversing course on supporting outright bans on abortion or even denying they ever opposed it.
But in others, the shift has been more subtle and nuanced, with candidates altering or deleting previous statements, or de-emphasizing stances that had been more central to their platform just a few years ago.
Since that decision, voters have affirmed abortion rights in every state that has put the issue on the ballot. The 2022 midterm elections also saw a number of anti-abortion Republicans lose, dissolving GOP hopes for a ‘red wave’ that year.
Ahead of this year’s election, some of those losing candidates are trying to rebrand themselves by moderating their positions on abortion. Others, including some incumbents, are avoiding the issue entirely as anti-abortion rhetoric and policies are seen as politically toxic.
Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, announced on Monday that abortion rights should be left to the states, effectively punting on Republican calls for a federal abortion ban in what appears to be an effort to neutralize the politically fraught issue for his party up and down the ticket in November.
A CNN analysis found that a majority of candidates who have moderated their stances on abortion hail from states where the procedure remains legal, a reflection of the popular opinion in their states toward the issue and the challenging current politics of abortion.
Rest of the World in general and India in particular must actively encourage American Senators to shun barbaric practices and pass a federal law permitting abortion in most of the cases. Only ten can USA claim to be a democratic nation.
