Texas law bans abortion, except when a doctor, in their “reasonable medical judgment,” believes it is necessary to save the life or protect the health of the pregnant patient. Doctors have struggled to know when they can safely intervene without risking their medical license, as well as potentially up to life in prison and a $100,000 fine.

The guidance was criticized as both overly vague and overly prescriptive. At a stakeholder meeting in May, Steve Bresnen said the board shouldn’t “be afraid to start with a blank slate.”

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        Our state gov needs to be rebuilt from the ground up starting with hot wheels and he Cancun fuck budy

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        Quit making fun of him because of his handicap.

        There are so many legitimate things you could use and you chose to attack a disability

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          Nope, he gets made fun of it for one huge reason.

          He got injured and sued for millions. Then he turned around and passed a law saying other people can’t sue for anywhere near what he did. Fuck everyone else, he got his.

          That makes him a giant douche nozzle on wheels, and deserves it. Fuck him.

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      Backwards-ass conservatives at large. All the red states are taking notes.

      All conservatives are pure, sub-human levels of evil.