Another victory for Christian men.

And so does JD Vance, it turns out.

But to enforce these laws or know when there�s something to enforce you
really need access to medical records. You need to know and be able to
prove when a woman was pregnant and then, before the end of normal
gestation, stopped being pregnant. So if you live in Texas and you�re
pregnant, can you go to your OB-GYN or will that be held against you if
you�re found to have ceased being pregnant after a visit to Kansas? Does
your OB have to report you to law enforcement if they believe there�s a
real and present risk that you�ll go out of state to get an abortion or
seek a prescription from an out of state doctor for mifepristone? And what
about contraception, which some states are now also making moves to limit?
Or how about IVF? This was the context of the HHS rule which was proposed
in spring of 2023 and came into effect this spring. It applies to all of
those questions.