Ohio law would have allowed the rape victim to get an abortion

 Breitbart:

Illegal Alien Charged with Raping 10-Year-Old Girl Who Traveled for Abortion

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 Despite Biden’s claims, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost noted that although Ohio has hugely limited abortion across the state, its law allows for medical emergencies which include cases like the 10-year-old girl who was raped.

“She did not have to leave Ohio to find treatment,” Yost said.

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While it is good to know the perp has been arrested, the story of having to travel to get the abortion appears bogus. 

See, also:

Biden tries to scare Americans over court's abortion ruling. Truth is more complicated.

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