Biden moves to block abortion records from investigators

https://www.axios.com/2024/04/22/biden-abortion-records-patients-hipaa-investigations

14 comments

  1. > Why it matters: New final rules enforcing HIPAA take aim against the threat of civil and criminal investigations into patients and providers in states with strict abortion bans.

    Biden moves to protect female America citizens and their health providers from abortion witch hunting misogynists.

  2. The fact that he has to do this is a damning indictment of just how fanatically dangerous the right has become.

  3. We are so pro-life we will literally persecute and kill any US women that try to enforce their bodily autonomy.

    -conservatives

  4. If Biden protecting your medical records from investigators doesn’t get you excited to vote for him, I don’t know what to tell you

  5. Good move. I’m not just voting for Biden, Im voting for the team behind him.

  6. This technically should have already been restricted under HIPAA, but it’s good to see them spell it out so there’s no question.
    With this specifically spelled out, it should put Roe back on the table, but I know it won’t.

  7. Is it true that the constitution prevents you from being charged with a crime for an action you did before that action became illegal?

  8. Unrelated.. but .. the Dept. of HHS building looks a lot like the Pirelli Building in New Haven?!

  12. Considering the raving groups fishing for it, I don’t blame him. Women have a right here that is ultimately private and mostly emotional costly. Those bastards need to mind their own business.

  13. Thats funny; the same guy conservatives claim is suppressing freedom, abusing government powers and over reaching is doing the opposite of all of that…

    OMG! Biden is a DINO acting like RINO being a Democratic Tyrant that is sleeping and woke and procorporation and anticorporation one everything I do and don’t believe in!!

    /s

  14. Something that doesn’t get discussed in the discourse over Roe v Wade a lot, or at least not that I have seen, was the medical privacy component in the original case. R v. W was almost as much about medical privacy as it was abortion.

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