This experimental plan is designed to increase deadly drug use, and they want you to pay for it.

Planned Parenthood just announced their experimental plan to expand the use of deadly drugs, which they are naming “Just In Case Abortion Pills.”

Planned Parenthood will offer these deadly abortion drugs in advance — so women and men can stockpile mifepristone and misoprostol. This new experiment is being rolled out in Washington state and Hawaii.

And if this model spreads, it will pour even more abortion pills into our water systems. These drugs have long-lasting metabolites, which water treatment plants are not designed to filter. This will increase the amount of progesterone-blocking drugs that could end up in our drinking water.

Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) has introduced the Clean Water for All Life Act (HR 7983) designed to reduce these drugs. Fax Congress now to vote YES.

The Clean Water for All Life Act would prohibit chemical abortions without the physical presence of a health care provider. The bill requires the provider to physically examine the patient, be physically present at the location of the chemical abortion, and provide a catch kit and red bag medical waste system with instructions for proper return and disposal.

Doctors and clinics that violate the requirement could face up to five years in prison, fines of up to 50,000 dollars, or both, per occurrence.

This bill alone would end most chemical abortions.

These abortion pills affect EVERYONE ...

Mifepristone blocks the effects of progesterone in the body, thus starving the baby in the womb. Misoprostol, the second drug in a chemical abortion, causes the baby to be forced from the womb, often occurring over a toilet at home or in a hotel room — meaning these drugs, along with the human remains of the baby, enter the water treatment plants. But these treatment plants were never designed to remove these drugs and human remains. If they are not filtered, they reenter the water supply.

While there may be many reasons for the current, drastic drop in fertility rates, these drugs entering the water supply could be a significant contributing factor. Since mifepristone is a progesterone receptor antagonist, meaning it blocks progesterone’s effects in the body (an essential pregnancy hormone), we must question whether the increase in sterility and miscarriages is due to this drug in the water.

Fax Congress now to support the Clean Water for All Life Act (HR 7983).

Mifepristone has long-lasting metabolites that remain in the water for a long time. Every chemical abortion directly affects EVERYONE.

Congress needs to hear from you.

Liberty Counsel Action launched the Abortion in Our Water campaign to educate Congress and expose this crisis. Our team in Washington, DC, has met with members of Congress and multiple high-level leaders in the EPA, HHS, and the White House.

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