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Massive spike in demand for abortion pills as some women say they are 'stockpiling' after bombshell Roe v. Wade SCOTUS ruling
The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has led to a huge spike in demand for birth control, emergency contraception and abortion pills.
Women and parents have been stockpiling options over fears that access to family planning resources could be tightened.
Some clinics have reported a fourfold increase in appointments, with nonprofit organization Just the Pill handling 100 requests in the hours after the decision.
Katie Thomas, 42, said she purchased pills for her 16-year-old daughter after learning that abortion would become illegal in the state.
She told The New York Times: 'Just the thought of something happening to my daughter, whether by force or by her choice, and there's an unwanted pregnancy, I want to be able to handle that.
'If I need to handle that on my own, then I will.'
She said she had already been stocking up on the emergency contraceptive Plan B in case her son, 21, and his girlfriend would ever need it, and she bought more on Friday.
Lauren Frazier, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Southeast in Atlanta, said calls have increased about concerned women wanting to know how many pills they can stockpile.
Other abortion and healthcare providers are warning women not to completely clear the shelves to allow others who need pills now to obtain them.
Hey Jane, a start-up providing telemedicine abortions across six states, said website traffic soared 1,000 per cent on Friday and patient demand doubled after the court decision.
More at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10956807/Huge-spike-demand-abortion-pills-women-stockpile-Roe-v-Wade-ruling.html
Reaching critical mass. It's so close now.
California leaks personal information of legal gun owners
Some personal information of concealed carry license holders is available through a public records request
A new dashboard from the California Attorney General’s office has leaked the personal information of thousands of the state’s gun owners.
The California Department of Justice launched its 2022 Firearms Dashboard Portal on Monday. The portal featured data on the state's gun purchases as well as concealed carry license holders.
Users quickly learned that publicly-accessible files – including identifying information of concealed carry permit owners – could be downloaded from the graphics, as The Reload reports. As of Tuesday afternoon, the dashboard appears to have been pulled from the website.
The leaked info included people’s full names, home addresses, dates of birth, and permit issue dates, as confirmed by a lawyer for the California Rifle and Pistol Association that obtained a copy of the data.
Some personal information of concealed carry license holders is available through a public records request.
Additionally, the data revealed the type of permit one holds and whether the person holding the permit is a judge or a member of law enforcement, the report found.
In Los Angeles County alone, 2,891 people with standard licenses had their information compromised by the leak, The Reload stated.
Initially, this information was available to download on the website by downloading the background information behind the graphics, but it had been updated by Tuesday morning so that any personal information was no longer public. As of the afternoon, the state's database site appeared entirely inactive.
California Rifle and Pistol Association President Chuck Michel was not happy with the leak and said that a lawsuit may be coming.
“Vindictive sore loser bureaucrats have endangered peoples lives and invited conflict by illegally releasing confidential private information,” Michel told The Center Square in a statement. “CRPA is working with several legislators and sheriffs to determine the extent of the damage caused by DOJ’s doxing of law abiding gun owners. Litigation is likely.”
Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office could not be immediately reached for comment on Tuesday.
https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/california-leaks-personal-information-legal-gun-owners
he shouldn't have hit the old lady.
Just open the door
repoast nb if not picked up
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