Democrat Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek announced on Thursday that the state partnered with Oregon Health Science University (OHSU) to secure a three-year supply of mifepristone, the first drug used in a two-drug medication abortion regimen.
Kotek claimed in a statement that the lower courts’ decisions around the abortion pill set “an alarming precedent of putting politics above established science, medical evidence, and a patient’s health, life, and well-being — with potential implications beyond this one medication.”
She continued, “This meritless lawsuit is part of a larger campaign to ban abortion in every state, including those with legal protections for abortion access. We cannot afford to stand by and watch our fundamental right to reproductive health care be stripped away.”state’s licensing boards to issue guidance to Oregon providers clarifying that the state will support abortionists “regardless of the upcoming Supreme Court decision in the Texas lawsuit.
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