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Sam’s Club Removes Abortion Pill From Online Pharmacy

Just days after grocery giant Kroger told The Washington Stand that the abortion drug mifepristone was listed on their Health Savings Club pharmacy website due to an “error” and removed the listing, wholesale giant Sam’s Club has likewise stated that it too erroneously listed the abortion pill on its pharmacy website due to an error committed by a “third-party vendor.”

Mifepristone is an anti-progesterone drug that blocks the critical growth hormone from reaching the unborn child, which causes the baby to starve to death. For women, the documented health dangers that result from the two-pill chemical abortion regimen of mifepristone and misoprostol are extensive. The FDA has warned that up to 7% of women who undergo chemical abortions will need surgery “to stop bleeding” or to complete the abortion. With the latest numbers showing that almost two-thirds of the over one million abortions that were carried out in 2023 were done via the drug, an estimated 45,000 women will likely require emergency surgery per year as a result.

In addition, incomplete data from the FDA shows that 26 women have died after taking the abortion drug from 2000 to 2021. The highly publicized deaths of Amber Thurman and Candi Miller both occurred a year later in 2022 as a result of ingesting the abortion pill regimen.

Pastors Hold Ceremony to “Bless” Abortion Clinic That Kills Babies

At an abortion clinic in Maryland, a Presbyterian pastor, Baptist minister and Jewish cantor burned incense as part of a “ritual blessing” in order “to show that religion could be a source of support for abortion rights,” according to the New York Times.

Texas Elective Abortions Drop to 0, Saving Up Thousands of Babies Per Month - LifeNews.com

Oldest Abortion Biz in Minnesota Closes, Building Will be Demolished

Freaking horrible.

Hopefully she is pardoned about 3 seconds after DJT is sworn in.

The Como Sanctuary City for the Unborn Ordinance, which is enforced through a private right of action – just like the Texas Heartbeat Act, (1) prohibits performing an elective abortion and aiding or abetting elective abortions within the city limits of Como, (2) prohibits elective abortions on residents of Como – regardless of where the abortion takes place, (3) prohibits abortion trafficking through the City of Como, (4) prohibits the mailing of abortion-inducing drugs into the City of Como, (5) prohibits criminal organizations from doing business inside the city limits of Como, and (6) prohibits through or in the City of Como the transportation and disposal of the remains of unborn children who have been killed by an elective abortion across state lines and carried into Texas by waste management companies.