Since the overturn of Roe vs. Wade, it's gonna be interesting to know where talks on abortion go from here and beyond

There has been one recent development. The Biden Administration's Health and Human Services is proposing to shield the medical records of women to prevent states from going after them. The Attorneys General of 19 republican states are protesting and demanding that they have access to records in the event that a state resident goes to another state WHERE ABORTION IS LEGAL and has an abortion. They want to be able to prosecute those women in the future. Here is an article from Kentucky where it is discussed.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/2023/07/17/kentucky-ag-daniel-cameron-opposes-proposed-hhs-privacy-rule-on-out-of-state-abortion-records/70420153007/

But wait, it even goes beyond that. They want access to information on "pregnancy, contraception, fertility, prenatal care, miscarriage management and abortion." So should a backward state like Kentucky outlaw the use of contraception, they want the right to prosecute women who receive contraceptives.

And it isn't just reproductive rights. Tennessee is already seizing medical records of trans people, and other states are sure to follow.

New generation of people learning what it was like before r v w, and will ultimately take a stand, one way or another. Education regarding women's health in general is needed in the general population.

Yeah, but I think the advent of the morning-after pill and the 10-week abortion pill change the situation in fundamental ways. Far fewer women will need to go to an abortion provider; they can take a pair of pills and have an abortion in the privacy of their own homes.

Also none of the abortion statistics will accurately reflect the rate of private at home pharmaceutical abortions, so the data for public debate will be highly suspect. I think women will still shun anti-abortion states on principle, but those who remain will always have the pharmaceutical option.

Seems like we’re already seeing an increase in support among the general population for women’s freedom of choice in reproductive care, polling and failures of several states to pass further restrictions on abortion seem to bear this out; however, now that the right’s got a [i]young[/i] 6-3 majority on the Supreme Court, it likely won’t matter a whole lot what the majority of Americans want regarding abortion. Abortion in the US is practically dead at least until everyone in my generation is dead too.

It'll be fun when women flock out of abortion restrictive states. Thatd solve this.

Then there’s the fact that pregnancy can occur as a result of rape or forced incest. People trying to downplay how often it happens aren’t denying that it does.

Now red state AGs are demanding the private medical records of women who travel out of state to get an abortion.

Fascism.

It's fun to listen to people ignore the complete lack of fertility and the low to non existent libido in the aging population.
Abortion? Lolz. Thoughts and prayers for the dying people on the dying planet you don't want to talk about. And LoLz.

I'm saying women are the only way the country continues. They are the majority of ppl. Leave them be. I kinda get it though a few of mine have been abort I have a seizure sometimes when that happens

They knew this would happen. It's a feature not a bug.
With RvW those that needed one could get one and those that didn't want one didn't get one.
Now it's a mismash of red tape meant to prosecute everyone. Birth control is next and then premarital sex. Once sex is controlled the church can be brought in to rule as a theocracy.

I certainly hope you're right, But we've seen several states try to go the opposite direction.