Pro-life pregnancy centers in Hawaii will be forced to advertise free abortions beginning next Wednesday by state law.
Democratic Gov. David Ige allowed the mandatory disclaimer bill to become law on Tuesday night, the Daily Signal reported. The new law is similar to one passed in California in 2015 that is being challenged in court.
Hawaii has five pro-life pregnancy centers in the state, and under the new law, they will be required to post a sign and give a notification to all clients saying that the state offers free abortions and provide a link to a state website.
According to the Daily Signal, the signs must include the following wording:
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3 comments:
Hawaii is no longer the paradise it once was. Way too liberal and poverty is rampant. Visited in the 80s and even then there were the haves and have nots. Very commercial and hustlers at every street corner offering a case of pineapples if one sat through a time share presentation.
No Federal Tax Dollars goes towards abortions. What is there not to understand. Subtract these expenses for Federal money that goes to Hawaii.
Prediction: Both laws will be overturned. Stay strong Hawaii pro-lifers.
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