Senate majority reader Bill Frist enjoyed the momentary victory by saying “ we have just outlawed the procedure that is barbaric, that is brutal, that is against our morals and is unethical”. The bill resembl

Partial-birth abortion bans violate women’s right and it is argued that it is unconstitutional, the Court ruled that women have the right to choose the safest method of abortion throughout pregnancy and that this right was violated because the ban lacked an exception for women’s health. The word abortion should be recognized for what it represents-a woman’s right to choose, it is not immoral, it is a moral decision that a woman has the right to choose to protect her family and herself.

A majority of those on the issue have rejected these bans where the issue was put on ballot. The voters defeated the bans, any further attempts to adopt similar abortion bans should be seen for what they are-deceptive, extreme, and unconstitutional attempts to deny women access to abortion.

In a dispute like this, should the congress have all the power to decide rather partial abortion is unconstitutional or not?

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