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Kate Cox, a 31-year-old mother of two in the Dallas area, was eager to have a third child. She recently learned, however, that her third pregnancy would come to a tragic end: The fetus has a genetic condition that’s likely to cause stillbirth or the death of the baby shortly after it’s born. Because Cox’s other children were delivered by cesarean section, this pregnancy creates a risk of serious medical issues — she’s already had four emergency room visits recently — so she went to court to get a judge-approved abortion. A state district judge granted the request.
Texas’ scandal-plagued Republican attorney general, Ken Paxton, nevertheless intervened in Cox’s plight, fighting vehemently to prevent her from receiving reproductive medical care. Republicans on the Texas Supreme Court sided with Paxton and overturned the court order that would’ve allowed Cox to terminate the doomed pregnancy.
The young mother ultimately left the state to receive medical care that would not be available to her in Texas.
You got something growing in your womb
It's turning gray and will die real soon
Your belly will be its tiny tomb
Even if it kills you
You may beg and you may plead
You may kneel and ask pretty please
You may cry and you may weep
But you can't escape the cruelty
You must carry your dying fetus
Your doctor shall not remove it
Even if it destroys your uterus
Or kills you
Republicans will not permit
You are not close enough to death
You must wait until your very last breath
You must wait until your face turns blue
Before doctors can help you
Republican Cruelty
You may beg and you may plead
You may kneel and ask pretty please
You may cry and you may weep
But you cannot escape the cruelty
Republican cruelty
Republican cruelty
Republican cruelty