State Legislatures Brace for a 2023 Landslide of Post-Roe Abortion Bills

Delegate Marie March (R-Floyd) enters her second session in Virginia’s General Assembly with lessons learned during her freshman year about the futility of half-measures on her mind.
That is why she will carry a “personhood” bill when, on Jan. 11, the 100-member Virginia House of Delegates convenes in Richmond, one of 45 state legislatures that will kick off 2023 legislative sessions in January.
“Last session I considered carrying a heartbeat bill, but that’s six, seven weeks” during which abortion is allowed, March told The Epoch Times. “I never carried it. I didn’t think it went far enough. That’s why I submitted this bill this year.”…}