H.R. 4964 carries up to a year in prison and a fine. Its only exception is to save the girl's life. There is none for rape or incest. The bill exempts parents, so the people it puts in the dock are whoever helps a girl whose own parents won't.
DesJarlais cosponsored the Life at Conception Act on March 4, 2026 — no exception for rape or incest. Under oath in 2001 he admitted to affairs with patients and coworkers, and a recorded call caught him telling a pregnant patient she had promised him an abortion.
Audio obtained by the Daily Beast catches Michigan's Republican nominee for governor promising to pass 'the most conservative, most pro-life bill' he can — after telling voters during his 2024 campaign that Proposal 3 had closed the question.
Her Dismemberment Abortion Ban Act would make the standard second-trimester abortion procedure a federal crime punishable by two years in prison. There is no exception for rape, incest, or the patient's health — only her life. Cammack knows exactly what a scared doctor does, because it happened to her.
In June 2026 Estes led a letter asking RFK Jr. to reinstate the 2019 Title X 'Protect Life Rule.' The last time that rule was in force, an estimated 981 clinics walked out of the program and it served 2.5 million fewer patients.
H.R. 1 through 20 were held by House leadership; H.R. 21 was the first number left, and Wagner took it on the opening day. It overrides a family's choice of comfort care for a dying newborn, makes any nurse who stays quiet a lawbreaker, and criminalizes conduct that has been illegal since 2002.
Asked on CNN about a 12-year-old rape victim under Ohio's six-week ban, Warren Davidson said it was hard to imagine anyone not knowing. On June 30, 2022, a 10-year-old girl from Columbus went to Indiana for an abortion.
In her first run for Congress, mail pieces told Oklahoma voters that Oklahomans for Life had endorsed Stephanie Bice and rated her 100% pro-life. The group's own leader said neither half was true.
SB 217 would have written a right to IVF into Nevada law. It passed the state Senate 15-5 with Republican votes. Lombardo killed it, calling the insurance mandate 'fiscally impossible' — while saying he supports making IVF more accessible.