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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"This is what happens when you let the opinions of anti-abortion extremists into the doctor's office."
Senator Patty Murray on Bluesky
This is what happens when you let the opinions of anti-abortion extremists into the doctor's office.
— Senator Patty Murray (@murray.senate.gov) 2026-06-01T16:05:58.807Z
They don't care that medication abortion is THE BEST standard of care for miscarriages.
All they care about is controlling women's bodies, no matter the outcome.
Diamond_Dog
(41,249 posts)erronis
(24,621 posts)They only care about being "in charge" - even though most of them have zero medical knowledge or compassion.
mwmisses4289
(4,846 posts)Obviously the potential mother did or took something that caused her to lose the baby.
Quiet Em
(3,095 posts)And some aren't ignorant. They are just sick, evil, controlling, abusive aholes.
Luz
(931 posts)do to cause that to happen to you?"
It's always the womans fault
Gum Logger
(439 posts)We just have to watch their kubuki dance on sufferance
FakeNoose
(42,608 posts)These are issues that must be decided between a woman and her doctor - and nobody else.
calimary
(91,023 posts)dlk
(13,372 posts)Make no mistake, these zealots come from a place of misogyny and have zero regard for the lives of women and girls.
PatSeg
(53,698 posts)and never really was apparently. It is about controlling women.
I shudder to think what these people would have done to me when I had a miscarriage in the 1970s. Or even earlier when I'd had a D&C because of an infection not pregnancy related. America has become a very dangerous place for women of childbearing age.
Quiet Em
(3,095 posts)I'm so grateful my daughters are safe here in New York State.
PatSeg
(53,698 posts)Years ago I watched the 1990 movie "The Handmaid's Tale". It totally unnerved me to such a point that I couldn't watch the TV series or read the book.
There was a part of me that knew such sentiments existed among certain segments of society and under the right circumstances, it could become reality. I'd already experienced it in smaller ways over the years and "The Handmaid's Tale" showed me where things could go if left unchecked.