Amendment One Protects Women From Greedy Abortionists - And Response

  • Monday, September 22, 2014

In 2000, the Supreme Court essentially "removed from the people all power, except by constitutional amendment, to enact reasonable regulations of abortion" as stated by Justice Mickey Barker.  As a consequence of this decision, the states informed consent law was struck down (which is normally given to anyone having a surgical procedure).  Also, the requirement that riskier later-term abortions be performed in a hospital setting.  We saw what horrors that yielded in 2011 with the clinic of Kermit Gosnell is Philadelphia.

A vote for "YES" on Amendment 1 would amend the state constitution to again make it "neutral" on abortion while still subject to the abortion rights rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court.  Amendment 1 could allow common-sense abortion regulations through our elected officials (representatives and state senators).  

Do not be misled, Amendment 1 would protect Tennessee's women from greedy and unregulated abortionists. 

Cindy Burke
Bristol, Tn. 

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I would have never thought the words "common sense" and "our elected officials (representatives and state senators)" would occur in the same sentence. Vote no.  

Herb Montgomery
Hixson

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