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A raw, unfiltered look at South Carolina’s fight over the Unborn Child Protection Act (S.323)—and why many believe the current heartbeat law still leaves thousands of lives at risk. We bring you inside the latest Senate Medical Affairs Subcommittee hearing with Dr. Matt Clark, director of Personhood South Carolina, to break down what the bill actually does, where accountability should fall, and how deterrence, defenses for coercion, and equal protection collide in real-world cases.
You’ll hear how on-the-ground experience shapes this debate, from a sidewalk counselor with thousands of hours outside clinics to legal analysis from seasoned litigators who argue the bill is on firm constitutional ground after Dobbs. We also grapple with an unexpected twist: prominent pro-life groups opposing a measure designed to end abortion, while other advocates offer partial support and push for targeted amendments. The result is an honest conversation about strategy, unity, and whether incremental wins are enough when abortion pills and loopholes are still ending lives across the state.
We map the road ahead—another subcommittee meeting, potential amendments, and the senators who most need to hear from their constituents. If you care about the policy, the people, and the practical steps that move laws, this is your briefing on S.323’s stakes, the key testimonies, and how respectful, persistent advocacy can shape the outcome. Watch the testimonies on the Personhood South Carolina YouTube page, share this episode with a friend who follows state policy closely, and if our work helps you think and act with clarity, subscribe, leave a review, and let your senator know where you stand.

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https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com
https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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Chapters

1. Welcome And Guest Intro (00:00:00)

2. What S.323 Actually Does (00:00:41)

3. Limits Of The Heartbeat Law (00:02:20)

4. Criminal Liability And Immunity Debate (00:05:13)

5. Testimonies From The Hearing (00:08:12)

6. Movement Divisions And Support (00:11:20)

7. Next Steps In The Legislature (00:14:15)

8. How Listeners Can Help And Donate (00:15:30)

9. Closing And Resources (00:17:30)

458 episodes

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A raw, unfiltered look at South Carolina’s fight over the Unborn Child Protection Act (S.323)—and why many believe the current heartbeat law still leaves thousands of lives at risk. We bring you inside the latest Senate Medical Affairs Subcommittee hearing with Dr. Matt Clark, director of Personhood South Carolina, to break down what the bill actually does, where accountability should fall, and how deterrence, defenses for coercion, and equal protection collide in real-world cases.
You’ll hear how on-the-ground experience shapes this debate, from a sidewalk counselor with thousands of hours outside clinics to legal analysis from seasoned litigators who argue the bill is on firm constitutional ground after Dobbs. We also grapple with an unexpected twist: prominent pro-life groups opposing a measure designed to end abortion, while other advocates offer partial support and push for targeted amendments. The result is an honest conversation about strategy, unity, and whether incremental wins are enough when abortion pills and loopholes are still ending lives across the state.
We map the road ahead—another subcommittee meeting, potential amendments, and the senators who most need to hear from their constituents. If you care about the policy, the people, and the practical steps that move laws, this is your briefing on S.323’s stakes, the key testimonies, and how respectful, persistent advocacy can shape the outcome. Watch the testimonies on the Personhood South Carolina YouTube page, share this episode with a friend who follows state policy closely, and if our work helps you think and act with clarity, subscribe, leave a review, and let your senator know where you stand.

Support the show

https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com
https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome And Guest Intro (00:00:00)

2. What S.323 Actually Does (00:00:41)

3. Limits Of The Heartbeat Law (00:02:20)

4. Criminal Liability And Immunity Debate (00:05:13)

5. Testimonies From The Hearing (00:08:12)

6. Movement Divisions And Support (00:11:20)

7. Next Steps In The Legislature (00:14:15)

8. How Listeners Can Help And Donate (00:15:30)

9. Closing And Resources (00:17:30)

458 episodes

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