There’s a saying no good deed goes unpunished. That’s certainly the case with Nebraska State Senator Julie Slama. On the first day of the legislative session, she introduced the compassionate Heartbeat Act to protect unborn babies once their heartbeat can be detected in a doctor’s office. Reactions from the extreme Left were swift and utterly disgusting. Senator Slama received at least nine death threats. There were also threats of rape and explicit comments not able to be shared here. But Senator Slama and her pro-life colleagues aren’t wilting under pressure. As our nation moves closer to the possibility Roe v Wade will be reversed or seriously impacted by the Supreme Court’s ruling, pro-abortion activists are becoming more desperate. And that desperation is nearly as ugly as abortion.
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Ugly as Abortion
Bradley Mattes | February 03, 2022
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Thank you for the update on the Nebraska Senator and the aftermath of putting forward this Heartbeat Bill. Do you know where it is in committee or has it passed?
Thank you
Rivers Teske
Founder & President
Hidden Choices
Hi,
Thank you for your comment. Nebraska Right to Life follows legislation. You could reach out to them and get the status of this bill. Here is their website: https://nebraskarighttolife.org/ or you could check their facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/NebraskaRightToLife/
We hope this helps.
Life Issues Institute Staff