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U.S. Election (Day?) 2024 Megathread

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If anyone wants to make a name for himself as a right-wing policy wonk, coming up a regulatory scheme that makes for legitimate medical exceptions without allowing doctors to give away get-out-of-birth-free cards would be a good place to start.

Creating a system of health courts specializing in medical malpractice would be helpful for implementing smart regulation of abortion.

https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/texas-abortion-ban-medical-board-guidance/

https://www.tmb.state.tx.us/dl/1C5CBA1C-052B-403F-A0D1-FAF22ADD05CB

Red states are concerned and responsive to this issue already. Of course it's much more common for the media to scream about how malpractice cases, or the consequences of a woman's own bad decisions(Amber Nicole Thurman bled through one pad per hour for four days before seeking medical care), are caused by abortion bans.