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Kansas Liberty: 14 April 2010
Governors determine if a simple majority or a super majority is necessary to pass a bill
Nebraska becoming leader in pro-life movement, Kansas continues to lag
The Nebraska Legislature this week passed two separate pieces of historic legislation that have the potential to alter the manner abortions are provided nationwide. One of the bills will place restrictions on the ability to perform abortions on unborn children who are 20 weeks of age or older and is based on evidence that unborn children can feel pain, and the other bill will require women to undergo health screenings before obtaining an abortion at any stage in their pregnancy.
The screenings are meant to serve as a means to determine whether a woman would...
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City in Kansas pushes law believed to violate religious liberties
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