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A doctor from California is so sick, twisted, and bent on destroying the lives of the unborn that she wants to create a floating abortion clinic located in the Gulf of Mexico so that women who live in southern states can avoid abortion laws and murder their children at sea.
Folks, if you thought overturning Roe v. Wade was the hard part, or maybe even the end goal of the pro-life movement, I hate to say it, but you got it wrong. This is only the beginning.
According to a report from TheBlaze, “Dr. Meg Autry, an obstetrician and gynecologist with the University of California San Francisco, wants to set up an abortion clinic aboard a ship in federal waters, outside the jurisdiction of state laws banning abortion, where pregnant women can obtain first-trimester surgical abortions, contraception, and other medical care.”…
Federal lands https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R43429 but not waters. Again, back to the wind farms for analogy.
Does federal government have the express power in the Constitution to blanket the East Coast with offshore wind farms? If it does not but doing it anyway is usurpation of Bill of Rights Tenth Amendment which the framers included as a condition of signing on to a Constitution. The federal government has the duty to do the right thing and limit its acts delimited by the framers and notwithstanding its power to do a wrong thing by ignoring the framers. The Tenth Amendment is incorporated by reference into the Constitution by the Latin maxim expressio unius est exclusio alterius meaning powers expressed excludes all others not expressed and of like or unlike kind, same reserved to the people or the States. It also applies to abortions, the domestic terror bill, and wind farm federal executive orders, or legislation.
If the lady doctor carries through on her threat, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas may have some bad news for her, which have had abortion bans or restrictions take effect immediately after the court’s decision, and a 15-week abortion ban with exceptions for medical emergencies has similarly taken effect in Florida.
Dennis and brother Randy Quaid are first cousins, twice removed, of performer Gene Autry, and everybody likes them. Dr. Meg Autry, who is obstetrician/gynecologist at UCSF apparently has no direct kinship, in CA, Gulf of Mexico, or elsewhere.