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Are you in favor or against changing Idaho code terminology from "fetus" to "preborn child?"

Are you in favor or against changing Idaho code terminology from "fetus" to "preborn child?"

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15

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7 Comments
Nadine Crockett
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Nadine Crockett

The current wording makes it easier for the pro abortionists to rationalize that it's okay to get rid of a human baby before birth.

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tlckirk@yahoo.com
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tlckirk@yahoo.com

Because it is a child, no matter how small it is.

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Din Ky Dao
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Din Ky Dao

The reality is that it IS a pre-born child, use of another term, allows the use of "weasel-words", to obfusticate the situation.

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Melissa Landis
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Melissa Landis

Life begins at conception.

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Linda Jensen
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Linda Jensen

Preborn child better describes a human baby than calling the baby a fetus. The word fetus takes the soul out of the human baby conveniently for abortionists to say, "it's just a group of cells."

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Nadine Crockett
Nadine Crockett

I agree withyou, Linda!

Rhonda Staples
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Rhonda Staples

It is accurate and honest in describing the child.

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Carolyn Cain
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Carolyn Cain

A pre born baby is a child with a soul

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Steven Hess
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Steven Hess

All it is is a political stunt. That way no one is offended.

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Kathy
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Kathy

The Republican party is trying to change "conveniently" what ever they can (laws, rules,wording ect) to suit their own political agenda. They do not want federal guidelines unless it's convenient for them and the Trump agenda. They will stop at nothing to gain state control over women's rights!

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Kathy
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Kathy

The Republican party is trying to change "conveniently" what ever they can (laws, rules,wording ect) to suit their own political agenda. They do not want federal guidelines unless it's convenient for them and the Trump agenda. They will stop at nothing to gain state control over women's rights!

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Holly Crawley
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Holly Crawley

This bill is designed to eliminate scientific/medical language and insert emotional language. What a step backward!

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Bill Phillips
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Bill Phillips

the politicians be it state or federal need to but out of medical terms they know nothing about. Voters should vote all of them out of office.Government has no business in our bedrooms.

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Nolan Getsinger
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Nolan Getsinger

As a retired first responder. I have respect for medical terminology used to accurately describe and identify medical terms that have been accepted for hundreds of years. I see no reason to dumb down the description of a body part, procedure or condition because of the fear a third grade child will

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Dean Brown
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Dean Brown

With all that needs to be done in Idaho why do we have to put up with things like this. Fetus means the same thing. Why not fit in with the known medical terms known to the world. Julianne get to work on solving problems not creating them.

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Steven Summers
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Steven Summers

One is a medical term, the other is purely political

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Penny Marquez
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Penny Marquez

It is not a unborn child or a child unless it can live on it's own. Leave the wording alone and do something that matters like homelessness.

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Gary Lenon
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Gary Lenon

Tired of our of state being used by ultra conservative think tanks and lobbyists as a test bed for radical and extremist legislation

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Debra Neihart
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Debra Neihart

I prefer medical professionals to handle things and medical terminology . Not some busy body housewives. Who obviously have nothing better to do then to get in other women's bodies and tell them things that are NONE of their business to begin with

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Shane Rasmussen
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Shane Rasmussen

This seems like a ploy by the anti-choicers to validate Idaho's barbaric abortion laws

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Shane Rasmussen
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Shane Rasmussen

This seems like a ploy by the anti-choicers to validate Idaho's barbaric abortion laws

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