Bush and Congress Days Away from Criminalizing Safe Medical Procedures!

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Anti-choice leaders - including George W. Bush - are very close to criminalizing safe medical procedures. It would be the first time the government ever made this kind of intrusion into the privacy of the doctor-patient relationship. The Senate is scheduled to hold one final debate this Monday, September 15, on S.3, the so-called "Partial-Birth"; Abortion Ban Act.

Please take action; send an email to your Senators again to urge them to vote against the bill at: http://prochoiceaction.org/campaign/pba_senate_9_15_03/di3ws34z7838t3

 

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posted by Chris Gupta on Sunday September 14 2003
updated on Saturday September 24 2005

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