Supreme Court vacancy

[mooby]

Originally Posted by nonniey

Something we can agree on - they are better and if Mississippi's law isn't upheld they will return to being enormously better.

BTW speaking of half truths the Politifact is being extremely deceptive thru omission. Take this for example

" Reeves relied on one analysis, but that study made no allowances for broad exceptions in countries’ laws that could extend the cutoff point for a legal abortion well past the 15-week mark."

What Politifact fails to mention is that the longest extension they are alluding to takes it to 24 weeks (the UK) with most others ranging from 16-22 weeks. And again that is with extenuating circumstances. You know the ones that don't even begin to be considered in the US until 24 weeks.

I'm sorry, what percentage of American abortions are performed in the third trimester due to non-medical reasons (i.e. the mother doesn't want the baby)?

[nonniey]

Originally Posted by mooby

I'm sorry, what percentage of American abortions are performed in the third trimester due to non-medical reasons (i.e. the mother doesn't want the baby)?

May take a couple of days to find again - there was a survey of women having late term abortions - I believe it indicated over 90% due to non-medical reasons. Understand that doesn't really provide a definitive answer but I provided info that does say it is over 50% Guttmacher used the term most ergo over 50%.