r/law:

u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

A first-of-its-kind analysis by ProPublica found that the sepsis rate in second-trimester pregnancy loss hospitalizations increased by more than 50% after Texas near-total abortion ban went into effect in September 2021. The analysis also identified at least 120 in-hospital deaths of pregnant or postpartum women in 2022 and 2023 an increase of dozens of deaths from a comparable period before the COVID-19 pandemic. Jesus fing Christ thats horrific. ETA: I find it so depressing that womens reproductive freedom has been completely dropped as a national issue.
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

And the fact they claim its about protecting women makes my blood boil
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

Yup I fully expect them to do a national abortion ban complete with blue state crackdowns as a distraction to the base while the oligarchs finish plundering the government
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

But it starts with taking away womens bodily autonomy because women dying and going septic because of government intervention is just small potatoes then it moves on from something you might consider more important
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

And now that cancer has spread to the entirety of our federal government.
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

I really think people voted on economic vibes. People were angry about inflation. They bought Trumps line about lowering the price of groceries on day one.
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

And I also hold the people who couldnt be bothered to get off the couch and vote responsible as well
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

This article is about how the Trump administration appears to be defying court orders
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

Theyve been one of my go to media sources. Their reporting has been excellent
u/Ok_Bodybuilder800

And Im sure the administration will point to Trumps rambling press conferences as to how transparent they are