Illinois bill would allow women to sue men over unwanted pregnancies

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If you don't like the Texas bill create a worse one?  

Will this mean an explosions of vasectomies in Illinois?    

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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WICS) — A proposed bill in Illinois would change possible repercussions for domestic violence, sexual assault, and unwanted pregnancies.

Democratic state Rep. Kelly Cassidy filed "The EXpanding Abortion Services Act" Sept. 14. The acronym of the bill spells out "TEXAS."

The bill was in direct response to the Texas legislature restricting access to abortions. Cassidy says the bill would outline new civil penalties for rapists and abusers.

Those are the questions Illinois State Rep. Kelly Cassidy, D-Chicago, asked before she introduced the "TEXAS Act" in Springfield earlier this month.

Otherwise known as The Expanding Abortion Services (TEXAS) Act, the newly introduced legislation (HB4146) would allow a person to sue anyone that causes an unintended pregnancy, and create a public abortion fund for non-Illinoisans.

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The amount of stupid in this country is just staggering. Let's follow up bad law with REALLY bad law. Totally. Yeah, let's do that.