Another Jane Doe story...
#5 | Posted by lfthndthrds

That's what happens when the victims are under 18.
Their identity gets protected.

On April 24th, Tennessee's 2025 Medical Ethics Defense Act went into effect. It gives physicians, hospital systems and insurers, among others, the legal right to deny healthcare to patients based on religious, moral or ethical beliefs. There are no protections for people in rural areas with limited options. There's no requirement to refer patients elsewhere. And there's no legal recourse. The woman at the town hall explained that her representatives are not responsive to her questions, even as she repeatedly calls Sen. Marsha Blackburn. When she reached staff at Sen. Bill Hagerty's office, they told her, "he's not obligated to listen to his constituents."

"It's also what happens when people lie."

You're pathetic. There's no way she's lying.

It's also what happens when people lie. Makes it real convenient to make some shtt up.
#8 | Posted by lfthndthrds

It sure did make it convenient for you to make stuff up!

What possible reason do you have to doubt her story?

Do you think it makes Republicans look bad or somethnng?

Republicans should be celebrating the big win here. Doctors can refuse to treat patients on religious and moral grounds. Republicans love that. That's why Republicans made it into law.

Give Republicans a little credit for their accomplishments here.

You're supposed to be happy when things go your way. But I guess you long since forgot how.

The law cited is intended for stories like this to exist.

Or perhaps you would like to deny that too.

One thing it tells us the people whose initial and ongoing reaction to this story is "She's Lying!" are primed to view themselves first and foremost as victims of liberals.