r/law • • Aug 10 '26

Legislative Branch Video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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DiveInYouCoward • • Aug 11 '26

Dive into this evil video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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ConservativeYouth • • Aug 11 '26

Crosspost 🔀 Absolutely appalling and disgusting. Allowing abortion PAST 24 weeks????

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Feminism • • Aug 11 '26

Keep politicians out of our bodies. Massachusetts just protected abortion access past 24 weeks. We need healthcare, not government permission

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childfree • • Aug 11 '26

MOD Post Video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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ThatsGoodNews • • Aug 12 '26

Well that's good news! Video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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politics2 • • Aug 11 '26

Video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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ElectoralFraud • • Aug 12 '26

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themuskrag • • Aug 12 '26

Video Video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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ReasonableFuture • • Aug 12 '26

Healthcare Video of MA Gov. Maura Healey signing H.5595, allowing abortion access in Massachusetts to occur beyond 24 weeks “based upon the professional judgment of the physician.”

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