Published 13 days ago

Kari Lake downplays 1864 abortion law, says Arizonans can travel '3 hours' for procedure

Kari Lake, the leading candidate in the Arizona Republican Senate primary, mentioned that residents could travel for abortions following the state Supreme Court's ruling.
Arizona recently upheld a strict abortion ban from 1864, with Lake suggesting that people could travel elsewhere for the procedure in light of this decision.
Lake's comments seemed to minimize the impact of the state's abortion ban, highlighting the option for residents to travel out of state to access abortion services.

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Newsweek

Kari Lake tells Arizonans to travel for abortion

The state recently upheld a strict abortion ban that dates to 1864, 48 years before Arizona joined the Union.

14 days ago·United States

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Political Wire

Kari Lake Says an Abortion Is Just ‘Three Hours That Way’

Arizona U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake (R) seemed to downplay Arizona’s recently upheld strict 1864 abortion ban by telling people “you can go three hours that way, three hours that way, and you’re going to be able to have an abortion,” USA Today reports. She added: “Everyone’s fighting about a law that’s not even going to be enforced here in Arizona.” Washington Post: Inside the GOP reckoning over Arizona’s 1864 abortion ban.

14 days ago·New York, United States

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Salon

"Go three hours that way": Kari Lake can't tell if abortion is bad

Republicans in the state legislature can't seem to commit to a stance on abortion publicly

13 days ago·S F, United States

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AZCentral

Kari Lake downplays 1864 abortion law, says Arizonans can travel '3 hours' for procedure

The Republican Senate candidate also discussed housing affordability at a luxury real estate firm in Scottsdale.

14 days ago·Phoenix, United States

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Arizona Mirror

Kari Lake flips on abortion ban, but says she wants to ‘save as many babies as possible’

Kari Lake responds to a question from an attendee of a campaign event following her speech on the University of Arizona campus on April 11. 2024. The event was organized by the UA Young Republicans club. Photo by Michael McKisson | Arizona LuminariaAt a campaign rally at the University of Arizona just days after the Arizona Supreme Court allowed a near-total ban on abortions to take effect in the state, U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake reiterated…

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