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Friday, March 10, 2006

What's the deal?

Heard a discussion on the radio today about South Dakota's anti-abortion bill. That currently, it's hard to get one there since there is only one clinic for that procedure (and they fly in doctors from Minnesota). Requires driving lots of miles, for one thing. And if abortion is outlawed, one person said abortions could still be had, if one drove out of state.

But what about Native American Tribal areas (aka 'reservations')? Aren't they excempt from state law? Some sell cigarettes without taxes. What state laws apply in tribal areas?

Also, what is(are) the predominant religion(s) in those areas? Does each group have their own religion, or is Christianity the main one? Fundamentalist Christianity? Have the Mormons made gains there? And what are their feelings about abortion?

If South Dakota outlaws abortion and it's held up by the courts, are clinics in tribal areas an option?

Any answers appreciated.



2 comments

What's next? Reservations for people Republicans don't like?

By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3/12/2006 3:18 PM  

I need someone to drive a truck full of wire coat-hangers to South Dakota.

Anticipating a fire-sale.

Anyone interested?

By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3/14/2006 7:01 PM  

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