When I talk to people about voting, they echo what they hear in the media. They do very little, if any, research on their own. With the way issues are deliberately written to confuse voters and widespread censorship of the media, that means they often vote for issues that go against everything they believe. The current issue in Ohio is a perfect example. The issue begins by prohibiting abortion after the baby is viable and when there is a threat to the mother’s life which have widespread support and is already included in current Ohio law. Then they add an exception clause that allows an exception for when the doctor feels it is a threat to the mother’s health which they use to allow abortion on demand up until birth. It also prevents any interference by anyone, including parents of minor children. While those two clauses seem innocent enough, they are loopholes that abortionists use to get around the prohibition against abortion after the baby is viable, and even leaves the determination of when the baby is viable to the doctor. It does not specify abortion but uses the term medical services to also include contraceptives and sex change medications and surgery to get around parent opposition to them, so they can sell young girls and boys on them. Young girls are listed as adults with no resources so they can bill Medicaid for the cost. Their advertising is also deliberately misleading. They state that the change is needed because the current law does not allow for exceptions for rape or a threat to the mother’s life which is an outright lie because it does. In addition, the change does not state that it allows an exception for rape but they make allowance for it in the doctor’s determination of threat to the mother. Voters have a responsibility to research the issues before they vote on them because many approve things like abortion without realizing it.