DEAD FOR THE YEAR (did not pass the Legislature)
AB 315 permitting civil lawsuits based on "emotional distress" against pro-life crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) for "false or misleading statements." This anti-child, anti-First-Amendment bill is an attempted "end run" around the 2018 U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down a previous Democrat bill requiring pro-abortion signage at California CPCs. (But see AB 1720, which the ruling Democrats passed and Gov. Newsom signed).
AB 492 funding a pilot project to give state and federal funds to Planned Parenthood and other abortionists to treat "mild-to-moderate behavioral health conditions." This bill attempted to add to Planned Parenthood's cover story of "comprehensive," non-abortion "services," and at its core aims to replace wiser counsel from parents, pastors, and psychologists. Bottom line, AB 492 would spend taxpayer money on lie-based, pro-abortion counseling at Planned Parenthood killing centers. Mothers, babies, and taxpayers all lose.
AB 598 forcing abortion referrals and invasive questionnaires upon public schools by requiring children in government school grades 7 to 12 to all receive "physical or digital" referrals to abortions. The bill would have also mandated the anti-family "California Healthy Kids Survey" upon all school districts to impose in grades 5, 7, 9, and 11. This bill would have also required these invasive questionnaires to include "questions about sexual and reproductive health care as a core survey module for pupils in grades 7, 9, and 11."
AB 1120 forcing every government-controlled school "that serves pupils in grades 6 to 12" to "adopt a policy on universal mental health screening of pupils for youth behavior disorders." The big problem here is what is defined as a "youth behavior disorder?" Additionally, this bill did not require written, advance notification of parents or a clear opt-out for parents.
AB 1352 permitting 3 or 4 anti-family, pro-immorality school board members to remove a moral-values, pro-family board member from office.
AB 1450 requiring California government-run elementary and secondary schools "to conduct universal screenings for adverse childhood experiences." But what defines whether an experience was "adverse"? Under AB 1450, would good parents' loving training and discipline be labeled "adverse"? The bill contained no written, advance notification of parents or a clear opt-out.
SB 36 prohibiting California judges, law enforcement, or bail professionals from doing anything to help save pre-born babies or save children from "LGBTQIA+" mutilation. (But see SB 345, which the ruling Democrats passed and Gov. Newsom signed)
SB 729 requiring health insurance plans to pay for artificial insemination of surrogate women so that homosexual men or transsexuals -- can "have babies." |
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