South Dakota: Still Front Page News
Today NAF was part of an Associated Press story on the South Dakota abortion ban.
The Argus Leader reports that South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds is trying to distance himself from the abortion ban, which he signed into law yesterday.
According to this second Associated Press story, Governor Rounds also says that if the abortion ban is put on the ballot this fall, he will not take a position on it.
Read columnist Molly Ivin’s take on the South Dakota ban.
Reuters reports that many women in Mexico who become pregnant through sexual assault are denied abortions, even though it is legal for rape survivors to terminate an unintended pregnancy.
Labels: abortion bans, ballot initiatives, Mexico, South Dakota, state legislation
