
Why Does America Lag Behind the World on Unborn Life? | RealClearPolitics
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49% : The same goes for Switzerland and all of Scandinavia, where abortion is limited to well before the third trimester of pregnancy.48% : Here, abortion is legal at any stage of pregnancy, including when an unborn baby has a heartbeat, can feel pain, and even when he or she can survive outside the womb.
44% : Not a single European country allows abortion on demand through all nine months of pregnancy.
44% : About two-thirds of people say abortion should be limited after the first trimester in a recent poll, while 80% said the same about the second trimester.
44% : Across the country, lawmakers have introduced hundreds of pro-life bills, with about 90 new laws protecting unborn children and their mothers enacted this year alone.
43% : In France, abortion is limited at 12 weeks.
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