Happy Feast Day of Fatima, May the 13th, and happy Friday parish orphans and retrogrades.

Two weeks of nothing but Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health in Roe Overturn Talk, and that is no different today.

HB.813 is a now nationally attention paid bill from Louisiana, which failed yesterday.

It was a bill that would properly make abortion in Louisiana, in light of everything that's

going on, into murder. Is abortion murder or not? Of course you would assume parish orphans and

retrogrades that the pro-lifers around the country answer, yes, I've been telling you for three

years, arguing with many fellow pro-lifers, I call myself an anti-abortion advocate, that they're really not actually fighting to make abortion

constitutionally recognized as murder.

And this couldn't be more clear than today.

There's a story up on the Daily Wire called Republican-led Louisiana House fails to pass bill abolishing abortion. The bill was

HB.B.813, which would recognize duly abortion as murder. Murder requires a murderer.

We're going to talk about whether or not you can even conceive of murder under the natural law, the common law, or the

criminal law without a murderer. And this has been a topic that has been considered a hot topic

for the past three years. And I've argued, I've argued with Abby Johnson about it, I've argued

with others. We're going to talk about it today. It seems, I'll note in closing, from my little

opening salvo, that Abby Johnson, by Twitter, has changed her position. So good for her. She's

come around to the truth on this. Good for her. We're going to get into it in today's

Rules for Retrogrades program. First, I want to mention to you, state's rights

has never been a higher highlight than it is now. Get from your blue state to a red state.

Go to realestateforlife.org to help you do so. Realestateforlife.org, you want to be in a

republic, a little state, mini-rep mini republic that recognizes like you do that abortion

is you guessed it murder this program this set of endeavors authoring speaking writing articles and

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