A bill that would give a woman seeking an abortion the option to first view her ultrasound passed the Utah House on Friday.
Before HB200 cleared the chamber in a 53-15 vote, Minority Leader David Litvack, D-Salt Lake City, unsuccessfully attempted to amend the bill to delete language he believed to be flat-out false, referring to viewing the heartbeat of a fetus at three weeks.
"It is not medically accurate," Litvack said. "It's not possible. It does not exist."
Litvack read from a physician's e-mail that said you could expect to see embryonic cardiac activity at about six weeks from the woman's last period.
... ... ... 3 week old fetuses don't have hearts!
Rep. Carl Wimmer, the bill's sponsor, disputed Litvack's claim."There are arguments on both sides of the issue," Wimmer, R-Herriman, said.
... ... ... ... ... What arguments? At 3 weeks a fetus is less than a millimeter long.
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