LarryK, that is asinine. Poor women cannot get to other states when they have no transportation nor means to pay for it. They also do not have the means to move to the state of their choice. Nor, should women have to pull up stakes for such a personal issue.

It still just amazes me that people think the government has any business telling a person what they can and cannot do with the most intimate parts of their body.

There is no way to compare men and women in this situation, but think for a moment: the closest anaology might be men who use vasectomies as contraception. Isn't it a violation of their sperms' rights to procreate? Shouldn't it be outlawed and doctors who perform such sent to jail? Surely it goes against all Christian scripture to go forth and multiply!

That old, tired saw is still true: If men could get pregnant, abortion would be a revered law.