Ban Abortion Pills, Prosecute Planned Parenthood: This Is The Future Republicans Want

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The 29-page model law represents a dramatic escalation of many of the tactics already mainstreamed by anti-abortion groups.
46% : The first "fetal heartbeat" law -- banning abortion at what was at the time a flagrantly, almost laughably unconstitutional six weeks -- was proposed 26 times before it found a state legislature willing to advance it.
40% : But in the years that followed, more states began to warm to the idea of outlawing abortion much earlier than was previously imaginable.
40% : One day before the Heritage Foundation event, the National Right to Life Committee, the oldest and largest anti-abortion group in the country, released its own "roadmap for the right-to-life movement" post-Roe -- to "protect... mothers and their children from the tragedy of abortion."
40% : Under the law, organizations like Planned Parenthood might be treated as criminal syndicates.
39% : Five states had passed near-total bans on abortion at any point in pregnancy.
37% : When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade on Friday, 12 states had passed laws banning abortion at 6 weeks.
36% : It proposes a total nationwide ban on abortion with no exceptions other than to prevent the death the mother.
35% : Thirteen had "trigger bans" on the books that would automatically snap into effect banning abortion if and when the Supreme Court overturned Roe.
32% : "It's a complete ban on abortion with no regard for the health of the patient.

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