The outlines of the restrictions will be familiar: forcing clinics to meet the standards of outpatient surgical centers, requiring clinics to have transfer agreements with local hospitals, requiring a doctor to be present throughout the administration of a medical abortion (which, since a medical abortion involves taking pills two days apart, is a somewhat hazy requirement), and more. North Carolina Republicans appear to have learned their lessons from the organized opposition to Texas' anti-abortion bill, and rushed theirs to the floor of the Senate in epically sneaky fashion...To make sure all the lizard-brained Rethug bases are touched, the provision is attached to a bill banning...wait for it...Sharia law. (What, there wasn't a nullification bill handy?)
Not to be outdone in the race to the bottom, dehydrated former
Oh, BTW, how's that Republican rebranding coming along?