When she walked into the abortion clinic Tuesday morning, Kristen thought she’d made it just in time. The 22-year-old mother of two had learned just a few hours earlier that a new six-week abortion ban would go into effect in Florida on Wednesday. So she canceled all her plans and found someone to drive her, in hopes of ending her pregnancy before the deadline.

So she already knew she was pregnant, already knew she wanted an abortion, but magically couldn’t make it happen before may 1st? Sniff test says this was orchestrated.

She was one day too late.

Yep, definitely orchestrated

While the clinic could still provide abortions for women more than six weeks into their pregnancies until midnight, Diamond said, another Florida law requires all abortion patients to have an ultrasound at least 24 hours before their procedure. That meant the earliest Kristen could get an abortion was Wednesday, when her abortion would no longer be legal. “Oh no,” Kristen said, tears rolling down her cheeks as she sat across a desk from Diamond in a consultation room. “No. No.”

“Trust not a woman when she weeps, for it is her nature to weep when she wants her will.” What’s even more psychotic is that she’s crying BECAUSE SHE CANT MURDER HER BABY IN A TIMELY OR CONVENIENT MANNER.

As of Wednesday morning, clinics across the country’s third-largest state can no longer offer abortions to most patients who walk through their doors — forced to turn away any woman who is further than six weeks along, a point when many still don’t know they’re pregnant. The enactment of Florida’s new ban on May 1 is widely expected to be the biggest jolt to abortion access across the country since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022.

Here’s the subtle “vote democrats 2024 or you won’t be able to murder babies women!” What’s even more pathetic is this pandering actually works on women.

For Kristen, the nearest abortion clinic that will be able to help her is now in Charlotte — an 11-hour drive away. “I can help you find an appointment in another state, but you would have to get there,” Diamond told her Tuesday. Kristen shook her head. Then she looked at Diamond and laughed: With her financial situation, Diamond might as well have been suggesting she fly to the moon.

Then why are you having sex?

“I can’t afford three kids,” said Kristen, who like other women in this story spoke on the condition that only their first names be disclosed to protect their privacy. “But I’m not going out of state. I can’t afford to go out of state.”

THEN WHY ARE YOU HAVING SEX?

Florida’s new abortion law, signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) last year and confirmed by the Florida Supreme Court last month, replaces a 15-week ban that took effect soon after Roe fell. It will affect significantly more women than any other state ban on abortions in the first trimester. More than 80,000 women get an abortion in Florida in a typical year, accounting for about 1 in 12 abortions nationwide.

Imagine thinking saying “women kill 80,000 babies a year” is an argument to expand abortion