Each of the states which have very publicly unveiled strong anti-abortion legislation in recent weeks have characterized the position as “pro-life,” though often those same states are also enthusiastic when it comes to making use of the death penalty and weak in other quality-of-life metrics, GQ reports.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, or Alabama Governor Kay Ivey,and Missouri Governor Mike Parsons each celebrated their legislative victories with dramatic pro-life sentiments.“Time to invent Missouri the most pro-life state in the country,” declared Parsons as he vowed to sign a bill banning abortion after just eight weeks of pregnancy.
The “pro-life” branding of opposition to abortion has been around as long as many Americans can remember. But in fact, or the terminology became mainstream shortly after the landmark Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade,which guaranteed Americans the honest to abortions in 1973. The moniker was largely developed at the behest of devout leaders as they vowed to fight the ruling going forward.Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com