 Oklahoma GOP Approved A Law That Would INCREASE Unlicensed Abortions In The StateOklahoma State Republicans have completely gone off the deep end with this one. The party, with the help of a few sellout Democrats, passed a state law by a vote of 40-7, that would illegally seize the licenses of doctors who perform abortions.The measure does include a clause that protects doctors in the case of  life of the mother  or to preserve her health. However, there was no mention of an equivalent exception for rape or incest.The stupidity of this law can only be described as  astounding  due to its obvious unconstitutionality. It will be reversed in court once costly taxpayer-funded litigation starts, after what will likely be equally expensive appeals.One Republican, Brian Crain, was the only member of his party that voted against the law. It isn t clear if he is against the law or voted against it because it was amended heavily without allowing time for a review. However, the fact he is pro-life pro-forced birth seems to indicate he would have voted for it. One other Republican senator, Ervin Yen, was against the bill but claims he  accidentally  voted for it. That s a new way to explain bad votes for sure.The Oklahoma State Medical association is against the law for obvious reasons   one being that it is blatant and unconstitutional intimidation of doctors. It also places an undue burden on women seeking to exercise a constitutional right.The precedent that a law like this could set is downright terrifying. If you can sabotage a person s career for doing a legally protected thing, you can do it for other legally protected things.  You taught your students evolution? You lose your teaching license.  The list of these kinds of things would grow long in a short amount of time.No word has come from Oklahoma Republicans about how this law will ensure job creation, lower taxes or a reduction in the cost to state welfare programs.Featured image via stubbornfacts1776News
oklahoma gop approved a law that would increase unlicensed abortions in the stateoklahoma state republicans completely gone deep end one the party help fallout democrats passed state law vote would illegally seize licenses doctors perform measure include clause protects doctors case life mother preserve health however mention equivalent exception rape stupidity law described astounding due obvious constitutionality it reversed court costly litigation starts likely equally expensive republican brian train member party voted law it clear law voted amended heavily without allowing time review however fact birth seems indicate would voted one republican senator erin yen bill claims accidentally voted that new way explain bad votes oklahoma state medical association law obvious reasons one blatant unconstitutional intimidation doctors it also places undue burden women seeking exercise constitutional precedent law like could set downright terrifying if sabotage person career legally protected thing legally protected things you taught students evolution you lose teaching license the list kinds things would grow long short amount word come oklahoma republicans law ensure job creation lower taxes reduction cost state welfare image via
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Oklahoma GOP Approved A Law That Would INCREASE Unlicensed Abortions In The StateOklahoma State Republicans have completely gone off the deep end with this one. The party, with the help of a few sellout Democrats, passed a state law by a vote of 40-7, that would illegally seize the licenses of doctors who perform abortions.The measure does include a clause that protects doctors in the case of  life of the mother  or to preserve her health. However, there was no mention of an equivalent exception for rape or incest.The stupidity of this law can only be described as  astounding  due to its obvious unconstitutionality. It will be reversed in court once costly taxpayer-funded litigation starts, after what will likely be equally expensive appeals.One Republican, Brian Crain, was the only member of his party that voted against the law. It isn t clear if he is against the law or voted against it because it was amended heavily without allowing time for a review. However, the fact he is pro-life pro-forced birth seems to indicate he would have voted for it. One other Republican senator, Ervin Yen, was against the bill but claims he  accidentally  voted for it. That s a new way to explain bad votes for sure.The Oklahoma State Medical association is against the law for obvious reasons   one being that it is blatant and unconstitutional intimidation of doctors. It also places an undue burden on women seeking to exercise a constitutional right.The precedent that a law like this could set is downright terrifying. If you can sabotage a person s career for doing a legally protected thing, you can do it for other legally protected things.  You taught your students evolution? You lose your teaching license.  The list of these kinds of things would grow long in a short amount of time.No word has come from Oklahoma Republicans about how this law will ensure job creation, lower taxes or a reduction in the cost to state welfare programs.Featured image via stubbornfacts1776News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: oklahoma gop approved a law that would increase unlicensed abortions in the stateoklahoma state republicans completely gone deep end one the party help fallout democrats passed state law vote would illegally seize licenses doctors perform measure include clause protects doctors case life mother preserve health however mention equivalent exception rape stupidity law described astounding due obvious constitutionality it reversed court costly litigation starts likely equally expensive republican brian train member party voted law it clear law voted amended heavily without allowing time review however fact birth seems indicate would voted one republican senator erin yen bill claims accidentally voted that new way explain bad votes oklahoma state medical association law obvious reasons one blatant unconstitutional intimidation doctors it also places undue burden women seeking exercise constitutional precedent law like could set downright terrifying if sabotage person career legally protected thing legally protected things you taught students evolution you lose teaching license the list kinds things would grow long short amount word come oklahoma republicans law ensure job creation lower taxes reduction cost state welfare image via