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The unknown face of this outrage was a ten-year old girl who was raped and became pregnant. She had to travel from Ohio, Indiana, to have an abortion. When President Joe Biden announced an executive order to reduce the harm caused by the Supreme Court's decision to end federal protection for abortion in the United States, he referred to her. He was shocked that a ten-year old girl should be forced to reveal her identity to her rapist. "I cannot think of anything more extreme."
Although the news was reported by the Indianapolis Star newspaper, Biden didn't face it. Instead, he faced criticism from his party for failing to do enough to ease the despair that millions of American women have felt since losing their right to end their pregnancy. In the two weeks since Dobbs-v. Jackson's ruling, which overturned the existing case law, at least 13 states have severely restricted or cancelled the right to abort. The Women's Med Clinic in Indiana now sees twenty patients. It used to see five people from out of state every day. Women are advised to book an appointment as soon as they arrive, mainly because of the rush from Kentucky and Ohio. Because there might not be availability for several months, it is best to be cautious.
The Democratic Party's base looks to the White House for solutions. They have ideas like building abortion clinics and mobiles on federal land in states that ban abortion, but Biden didn't go as far. The executive order, which was approved Friday, directs the Department of Health that abortion pills be protected and distributed and that women are provided with medical care. "It's outrageous that a woman arrives at the ER bleeding and the doctors are so afraid of being accused of a criminal that they delay treating her by calling the hospital lawyer," stated the president. He cited another case in Deep America following Roe v. Wade, a 1973 ruling that allowed abortion for up to 24 hours.
Some States have made it illegal to assist a woman during an abortion. This includes anyone listening to her or the doctor treating her. For example, in Texas and Ohio, there is no exception. In Indiana, which is a sanctuary in the Midwest for women in need of assistance, Republican legislators are considering ending this situation. The conservative party also wants to ban it at a national level, with a federal law that equals everyone. Biden is aware that he cannot prevent it even though he theoretically holds control of both Houses.
He explained that "We need two prochoice senators" and a deputy in order to legislate the law. Only your vote can make it happen. It's frustrating, it makes people mad, but it is the truth. The Senate has been divided at half-way between the two parties. Only the tiebreaking vote of the vice president allowed some laws to pass, provided that the entire Democratic Party is present. The legislative elections in November will allow the chance to renew the Chambers. Conservatives hope to regain control of Congress due to rising inflation, skyrocketing fuel prices, and uncontained Covid.
The high court ruled that there is no constitutional right for women to have an abortion. The president insisted that "the only way to restore women’s right to choice is to vote and exercise that power at the ballots." He stomped.
