Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday signed a six-week abortion ban into law, celebrating it at a gathering of Christian conservatives as a hallmark victory for the pro-life movement.
Gov. Kim Reynolds on Friday signed a six-week abortion ban into law, celebrating it at a gathering of Christian conservatives as a hallmark victory for the pro-life movement.
Republicans passed the bill in a one-day legislation session that infuriated Democrats and pro-choice activists and energized social and religious conservatives that have been fighting for years to tighten abortion laws in the post-Roe world.
“We have a responsibility not only to protect the unborn but to change the destructive culture of abortion that still exists in a post-Roe world,” Ms. Reynolds said at the Family Leader 2023 summit, which featured several 2024 GOP presidential candidates. “As I pro-life governor I will continue to promote policies designed to surround every person involved in a pregnancy with protection, love and support.
