(Ezekiel Loseke, Headline USA) In an apparent attempt to counter SCOTUS’s ruling in the Dobbs case, the Biden administration’s Health and Human Services has launched a website to enable pregnant women to commit infanticide following Garland’s promise to enable baby-slaughter-tourism across state borders.
The new HHS website is designed “to help people find contraceptives and abortion services,” according to the leftist-leaning Politico.
The website directs women to abortion facilities and provides information on other infanticide-based services. It also lists several “rights,” including “your right to access abortion services.”
HHS links to another website called abortionfinder.org, which gives guidance on legal abortion services based on a zip code, time of last period and the mother’s age. The website classifies into three categories: “18 and over,” 17, 16, and “15 or under.” All the ages of girls who may find advice on how to kill their child on abortionfinder.org.
The site does more than inform girls of the closest legal abortion facilities; it also provides expecting mothers with contact information of organizations that will fund their infanticide and informs minors of different state laws regarding parental consent.
According to Politico, the website is also a potential tool to distribute abortifacients, or abortion pills. This possible attempt to distribute abortifacients resulted from Biden’s order to HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra to “take steps to ensure that these critical medications are available to the fullest extent possible.”
Reproductiverights.org refers to abortifacients as “medication abortion,” and informs that they may be “dispensed by telehealth and sent by mail via certified prescribers and pharmacies.”
These attempts to undermine the Supreme Court are just the latest to degrade the court for the sake of infanticide.
In Wisconsin, pink-clad feminists, urged on by Planned Parenthood, screeched as the legislature debated whether to uphold the state’s ban on abortion, while Michigan’s governess, Gretchen Whitmer, has vowed to ignore the Supreme Court’s ruling.
District Attorneys from Michigan, Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas have also stated that they will not enforce their state’s prohibition on abortion.
