
Congress needs to address the realities of chemical abortion — it has ignored them for too long. Urge your lawmaker to act by following these simple steps:
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- Congress Says “Don’t Flush Baby Wipes” – What About Actual Babies?
- Urgent Request to Stop Flushing Babies
- Please cosponsor the Don't Flush Babies Act!
Dear Representative,
Thank you for your service to our nation. As your constituent, I urge you to cosponsor the Don’t Flush Babies Act, introduced by Congresswoman Sheri Biggs.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warns Americans not to flush anything except toilet paper. Congress recently took such warnings to another level, voting to require “Do Not Flush” labeling on all types of wipes — including baby wipes. This created a tragic irony: Our leaders don’t want Americans flushing baby wipes, yet for over two decades, abortion providers have encouraged women to flush actual babies.
Approximately 700,000 aborted babies were flushed just last year. Wastewater treatment plants were not designed to process these biohazardous human remains and medical waste, and most are not equipped to filter out the powerful chemical abortion drugs that generated them — meaning lethal abortion drug residues are polluting our lakes, streams, and rivers and likely entering our tap water. Adding to this travesty, women taking these drugs are often told to expect a “heavy period” and the passage of “tissue.” As Christina shares, “[Planned Parenthood] didn’t ever use the word baby. They always just said ‘it’ or ‘tissue’ or ‘the process.’" She now knows differently: "I ... held the helpless little baby in my hand. I cried ... I regretted it 100 percent after that night. ... I wish more people could know what a baby really looks like at nine weeks, only nine weeks.”
The Don't Flush Babies Act tackles this environmental pollution and inexcusable lack of informed consent head-on:
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Abortion pill providers would be required to issue a “catch” kit for aborted human fetal remains and solid medical waste.
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Abortion pill manufacturers would be required to ensure chemical-abortion drug packaging includes a written “DO NOT FLUSH" warning alongside an anatomically correct image of a 10-week-old unborn child next to a toilet, encompassed by the universal “Do Not” symbol. The following caption is also required: “Image shown is of a fetus at 10 weeks gestation; development of the fetus will vary by gestation. Discuss your gestation with your healthcare provider.”
For women, for their unborn babies who deserve at least the same consideration as baby wipes, and for all Americans who turn on their tap every day, please cosponsor the Don't Flush Babies Act.
Thank you,
[Insert your name and address]
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