Life NewsSupreme Court Rules Kentucky Attorney General Can Defend Dismemberment Abortion Ban - LifeNews.com
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42% : In a huge pro-life victory, the Supreme Court today ruled on an 8-1 vote that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron can defend his state's ban on dismemberment abortions in court because pro-abortion Gov. Andy Beshear refuses to protect babies from abortion.37% : In the court's opinion, former Justice Anthony Kennedy, a swing vote on abortion, described what occurs in a D&E abortion: "[F]riction causes the fetus to tear apart.
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