@nevadannews Republicans in Missouri introduced bills to charge women who get abortions with murder, while right-wing judges in Texas blocked a woman from getting an abortion in the state even though her fetus was diagnosed with a fatal genetic abnormality and continuing the pregnancy could threaten her health. In response to these incidents, President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign has ramped up criticism of the man who paved the path for the extreme abortion bans causing these outcomes: Donald Trump. The Nevadan’s correspondent @ogofthehrc has the details and you can read more here: https://thenevadannews.com/politics/reproductive-rights/2023/12/12/biden-campaign-blames-trump-for-growing-anti-abortion-extremism/
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