[fwdude]

Sounds like an unenforceable law. What “doctor” is going to make that determination of viability? The abortionist?

[Vigilanteman]

Common sense legislation which is at least a start. Even Japan, which has long had abortion-on-demand, draws the line at five months, which is the usually accepted term of survivability outside the womb.

No, I'm not fond of four month abortions either. But this, at least, recognizes a reality which libtards refuse to recognize.

[Guenevere]

As much as I am prolife.....this feels like a cover your backside and get on the right side of his constituents

It won’t work for me......
He also just signed.....and no doubt is taking heat.....for allowing in state tuition for illegals.

I voted for him last time......but in my phone call to his office, I let it be known that this long time Floridian is hopping mad and he won’t be getting my vote again.

[SoFloFreeper]

Florida news

[workerbee]

"Surviving outside the womb", how? On its own? With meds? With ventilators? Sounds awfully vague. Is this just a political move?

Current law prohibits abortions after 24 weeks of pregnancy unless the mother's life is at risk.

Well... let's go back to viability. With intervention, it's not unusal for a 24-weeker to be "viable" these days. So, why the need to kill the baby before delivery? Again... is Scott just playing politics?

[Joe Brower]

Florida Freeper