Last November, 56 percent of Arizona voters chose to protect traditional marriage. The constitutional amendment reads: “Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage in this state.”
Arizona does the right thing once again. Both houses of the state legislature passed a measure to restrict abortion. With a Republican in the governor’s mansion who supports the bill, it has a good chance of becoming law. (Source)
The bill would:
- Impose a 24-hour-wait before the slaughter commences;
- Require “doctors” to tell women about risks and alternatives;
- Strengthen a parental approval law;
- Exempt health care providers who consider snuffing out unborn life wrong from dispensing “emergency contraception.”
I know, it’s so little, but it’s something. If the bill saves one unborn baby’s life…
I’m fond of Arizona at the moment. I think it’s time to visit.
