Abortion for Thee, and Me?
- crosbynorbeck
- Nov 12, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 2, 2025
Now that, as widely anticipated, the Supreme Court has overturned Rove v. Wade, it is not tantamount to banning abortion. It simply recognizes that in our federal system this is a policy decision to be left to the states. It is unlikely California will restrict abortion while Oklahoma or Texas might.
So, expecting debate about abortion policy to regularly blossom in various state chambers, I offer an updated proposed abortion policy.
Abortion Policy Statement
This is being revised.
UPDATE
I’ve received almost no substantive feedback on this save for women who have read it being universally unhappy with it. But precise commentary has been absent, and I’d like to know what parts people who aren’t opposed to abortion in general find objectionable.
There’s absolutely nothing in it that would prevent a woman from aborting a pregnancy if she so decides. And there’s nothing that would prevent her from carrying a pregnancy to term if she so decides.
What are the objections from those who are OK with abortion?

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