More women join lawsuit challenging Texas' abortion laws

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : But maybe someone in another state could.'
49% : "Under the guise of seeking clarity in the law, Plaintiffs ask the courts to broaden the statutory description of medical conditions that will allow a woman to obtain an abortion and to enshrine their preferred language in the Texas Constitution," the state wrote in its appeal.
48% : At the court hearing in July, Dr. Ingrid Skopp, a prominent anti-abortion doctor, agreed patients had received "suboptimal care" since the law went into effect, but said nonetheless, the "law is quite clear.
48% : But as the plaintiffs' experiences make clear, that's rarely how doctors and hospitals interpret the law.
48% : Others, like Manzano and Mathisen, have traveled to abortion clinics out of state.
48% : The Texas Office of the Attorney General said this was tantamount to having a court rewrite the law.

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