California is America's favorite leftist den of Hades. Even as the nation tries to improve, the Golden State keeps digging itself further into a pit of suck (see DACA Upheld by Judge Alsup in California and California Law Forces Ammunition Stores to Close). On the agenda today? Transforming college campuses into regular abortion providers. For the sake of the womenfolks, of course. Something something women's rights. How progressive of them.

A new version of the [SB 320] bill is being considered in the Senate Health Committee, still mandates CSU and UC university health centers provide chemical abortions, but it also establishes a private/public fund to pay for the additional costs associated with dispensing abortion drugs.

SB 320, sponsored by State Senator Connie Leyva (D-Chino), would create a Medication Abortion Implementation Advisory Council, with members appointed by the State Treasurer, to oversee a special fund with money from private and public sources. California universities, both public and private, could apply for grants to help pay for ultrasound machines, and the additional medical and administrative staff necessary to administer abortions drugs at university health centers around the state.

Does it sound like we're being overly dramatic? More theatrical than Meryl Streep during a hot flash mid-menopause? Well, here's the text from the (now revised) bill itself.

Clearly they punched up the language and made a few grammatical changes. Still, the essence of the bill remains the same: bring abortions to campus in the form of a cute little pill. Baby murder has never been so convenient.

California is going HAM on abortion. Word on the street is they'll also settle for colleges handing out free coat hangars. Or an unpredictable flight of stairs.

Remember when leftists said abortion would be safe and “rare?” That was a load of bull plop. Put the abortion pill dispensers right next to the vending machines. For progress!

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