Arizona Conceptions or Before

 

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[jadetax]

11:27 AM on 04/19/2012

I think that means, you are a person at the twinkling of an eye.

[NatalieRose Apar]

09:57 AM on 04/19/2012

Wow. Glad to see so many judgments flying around from folks who have obviously never set one foot in Arizona. Is this law crazy? Yep. Do many Arizonans realize that? Absolutely. And for those saying it's only going to get worse... I've been told by someone working on the Obama campaign that AZ is actually in play. Which, truth be told, doesn't surprise me. We're growing bluer by the day, and Brewer's going to be sorry sometime soon.

So, how about instead of spewing hate and acting like we're all a bunch of backwater rednecks, consider the fact that REAL people live in Arizona who are very much affected and outraged by these laws?

[MissFrijole]

10:39 AM on 04/16/2012

The new "Occupy." Occupy Arizona...except, do it in New Mexico or California, because if you are IN the state, they could get you for abortion/miscarriage for simply having your period. I say, all the women who live in AZ, should move away. See what happens then!

[jjgg5]

09:41 AM on 04/15/2012

Arizona: The New Mississippi

[NatalieRose Apar]

09:52 AM on 04/19/2012

Gotta wonder if you've been to either of those states?

[eroy22312]

09:21 AM on 04/14/2012

Finally the term "almost pregnant" has meaning.

[kevinbaja]

01:11 AM on 04/13/2012

arizona........the first state in the union without a wet spot......

[spdoty]

09:10 PM on 04/12/2012

Welcome to Arizona. Please set your clocks back 150 years.

[itruth]

09:01 PM on 04/12/2012

You just can't make this sort of stuff up!
i say we need a no confidence vote for the entire group and start over.

[Kambriel2]

03:57 PM on 04/12/2012

Bravo, bravo!!

[desertgrrl]

02:42 PM on 04/12/2012

The AZ bill does NOT say life starts before conception. It merely defines "gestational age" as dated from the woman's last menstrual period (which is typically 2 weeks before conception), which is exactly how the entire US medical profession defines it.

I really wish the liberal blogosphere would quit misrepresenting something that is outrageous enough in terms of what it actually does do: prohibit abortions after 20 weeks gestational age, impose a 24 hour waiting period (in a state where many women live hundreds of miles from a provider), and require the same sort of ideological "counseling" that other conservative states have been imposing.

Let's leave the straw men and "truthiness" to the right. The AZ legislature provides plenty of material for both outrage and mockery with what they REALLY legislate.

[InnaGaddaDaVida]

04:01 PM on 04/12/2012

and now we have come full circle and will, from this point forward,use the term "slightly pregnant".

[Seabee 1]

04:09 PM on 04/12/2012

I take it you are from AZ. Serious question. Has it always been this wacky there or is it the influx of seniors over the years? I would like to retire to a warmer clime some time, but having second thoughts about AZ.

[dlbramsey]

09:54 PM on 04/12/2012

Whatever you do, don't go to AZ. It's only gonna get worse. Bad enough being dumb, but these people are crazy, too.

[apoyo]

02:37 PM on 04/12/2012

Life begins at erection.

[Gonzo333]

02:25 PM on 04/12/2012

Congratulations!, the brilliant Arizona legislature just invented time travel!

[JohnUSA]

02:14 PM on 04/12/2012

Well, that explains how my wife got pregnant while I was in Germany. *whew*

[dvmweb1984]

01:56 PM on 04/12/2012

A big yup! VOTE damnit.

[MoNeek]

01:46 PM on 04/12/2012

One of his best...lmao