Florida MP Campaign faces threats after the WSJ’s story outside the womb

North central Florida The United States, MP Cat Kammak She participated on social media on Wednesday night that her office had been evacuated after killing threats against her, her family and employees.

Congress member claims that she was a repeated victim of threats after exclusively with the Wall Street Journal, in which she spoke about the pregnancy that was launched in May last year, according to participation on the social media platform X.

“These threats erupted after the Wall Street Journal reported about the life-threatening pregnancy-a lifeless pregnancy without the heart. Since then, we have received thousands of hate messages and dozens of reliable threats from Activists supporting miscarriage, Any law enforcement is actively achieved, “the press office of MP Cammack has published.

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Outside pregnancy occurred in Kammouk shortly after the intervention of the state’s heartbeat law. Kammouk indicated that the threats came after the publication of the WSJ interview – which indicated that the legislator, who opposes abortion, supports exceptions to rape, two articles, and at the risk of the mother.

For those who publish wrong information: I have not voted in favor of the Florida Pulsation Law; I served in The American House of Representatives, Cammack wrote to the Legislative Council in Florida, “Let me be clear: I will not be frightening. I will not back down on the struggle for women and families. Ensuring that women have the resources and care they deserve is very important. We need real talks about the mother’s health care in America – the reservations on the basis of truth, not fear.”

In its post, Cammack included pictures of the types of harassment she received.

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Congress member said during an WSJ interview that she had a load outside the womb and that after talking to medical professionals, she initially refused to end her pregnancy. She says she had fears that she would violate the law of the state because of the fact that it was five weeks at the time of termination.

She said that the nature of her condition was fatal, but she was still afraid, and blamed the messages supporting the choice.

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“It was absolute in its worst cases,” she said to publish. “There will be some comments such as,” well, thank God we have abortion services, “although what I went through was not a miscarriage.”

Fox News Digital has contacted the Cammack Office to comment.