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This is a lot of jiggery-pokery to avoid saying that babies are inconvenient to the religion of feminism because they cause a brief interruption in their quest to avoid power and stuff.

The 15 weeks in the Mississippi law is actually longer than the first trimester proclaimed in Roe vs. Wade as the legal period for abortion on demand back in the day. It was dubious legal ruling then, but since the Mississippi law is actually longer, it may well hold up.

Though the baby killing cult of the far left religion will throw a major hissy fit.

Just curious if anyone really needs more than 15 weeks to discover they are pregnant. My wife pretty much knew in 6 to 7 weeks back in our newly married days when we were having intercourse every day or even multiple time a day. Of course, we actually wanted children, so maybe we were just weird.

But once upon a time it was perfectly normal to have intercourse with the idea that not only it would be a lot of fun, but that pregnancy might result. Anybody else remember such a time?