Column: Attorney General’s abortion gag law goes nowhere in court showdown – Champaign News-Gazette

Jim Dey: "While the law’s challengers presented ample testimony to support their position, (Illinois Attorney General Kwame) Raoul, an ambitious Chicago politician who aspires to move up the political ladder, presented none. He justified passage by asserting that it is necessary to prevent abortion opponents from making false statements — for example, comparing the medical risks of having an abortion to giving birth. But the judge noted statements Raoul considers punishable often are matters of opinion."
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debtsor
2 years ago

The left is attempting to criminalize conservatives. They want to make us all enemies of the state. And we know what the government does to enemies of the state. This is not hyperbole. Several hundred legislators, the AG and the Governor all did their part to pass a blatantly unconstitutional bill. It wasn’t just one tyrant decreeing these things, but the entirety of the Illinois state government, a political entity with 13,000,000 people, that tried to criminalize pro-life positions. The constitution is merely a piece of paper, and before long, even that won’t be enough to protect us from the… Read more »

Tubal-Caine
2 years ago

Kwame is the fat boy’s Step n-Fetchit who can only obfuscate in the courts. Yet POC will still vote for him due to skin color.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Legally illiterate Kwame just got schooled

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