Florida Republican nearly died under the abortion law she supports

Republican legislators like this moron, Rep. Kat Cammack (R) in Florida who suffered from an Ectopic pregnancy and required abortion care was furious at doctors who were scared to do anything for fear of being arrested, fined or losing their license, because of FLORIDA LAWS, that this MORON put in place. When she needed it, she was furious and instead blamed democrats who had nothing to do with it. It was HER OWN FAULT. In these cases, they should have left her alone to suffer. I have NO SYMPATHY for these hateful people. They only care when it hurts them. Here's her story.

Anti-Abortion Lawmaker Blames The Left After Docs Delay Care For Her Life-Threatening Pregnancy

Huff post, June 25, 2025 

Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Fla.) opened up about her life-threatening experience with an ectopic pregnancy last year amid her state’s six-week abortion ban, which left health professionals in fear of prosecution for delivering reproductive care.

Cammack detailed her life-threatening experience with the Wall Street Journal in an interview published over the weekend. She said she learned about her ectopic pregnancy, a condition in which a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, in May last year. She was five weeks pregnant and had woken up with heavy bleeding.

Ectopic pregnancies are nonviable and life-threatening. Cammack told WSJ she refused surgery to remove the embryo, and instead asked for methotrexate, a drug that can stop the embryo’s growth and dissolve existing cells.

However, doctors and nurses were hesitant to give her the medication out of fear of losing their license or worse, facing criminal charges amid the six-week abortion ban that had taken effect that month.

Cammack pulled up the state law on her phone for hospital workers to read, and tried calling Gov. Ron Desantis’ (R) office for help, but her calls were unanswered. She eventually received methotrexate hours after arguing her case.

Florida’s abortion ban has exceptions for the life of the pregnant person, and it allows for the treatment of ectopic pregnancies. However, lifesaving care has nevertheless been delayed or denied altogether to some Florida women under its law, and medical professionals have expressed concern about the law being unclear.

Cammack, who opposes abortion, blamed the wariness of her doctors on the left, not on the abortion ban. She told the WSJ that the left’s messaging around the law had made health care workers paranoid about criminal penalties.

Too Funny: GOP Miami Congressional Candidate Says She Was Abducted By Jesus-Like Aliens

Aliens that looked like Jesus?!?!?!?

No , this is not a headline from the Enquirer newspaper, it's a legitimate headline from the Miami Herald where a Republican candidate for Congress claims she met "Jesus-like Aliens." 

  We're sure that since she said "Jesus-like" that Republicans will vote for this loon. Hahaha! Sad but true. Here's the story.

Florida GOP Congressional Candidate Says She Was Abducted By Jesus-Like Aliens

 http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/article178813586.html

A Republican congressional candidate from Florida has made some out-of-this-world claims.

Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera, one of nearly a dozen candidates hoping to win the U.S. House seat currently held by retiring Republican Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, claims she was abducted by aliens who reminded her of Jesus Christ, according to newly resurfaced interviews.

“I went in. There were some round seats that were there, and some quartz rocks that controlled the ship ― not like airplanes,” Rodriguez Aguilera said, according to the interviews cited by the Miami Herald.

A Republican Wacko for Congress in Florida 

In the interviews, Rodriguez Aguilera claims she was taken at the age of 7 by three tall, blond space people who have communicated with her telepathically at times since.

She said the aliens reminded her of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro.

“God is a universal energy, not a person,” the aliens told her, according to The Washington Post. “It’s in everything. God talks to people and they understand it in different ways, but there’s only one religion.”

She called the Herald report an “attack piece,” according to Miami ABC station Local 10. However, she did not mention whether she believed she had been abducted by aliens or if she had been in telepathic contact with them.

Rodriguez Aguilera issued a statement to the Herald that also did not confirm or deny her earlier comments on being abducted but noted that Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan both claimed to have seen UFOs. 

She also cited Stephen Hawking as someone who believes in the possibility of life beyond Earth.

Hawking, the famed theoretical physicist, has indeed said there could be intelligent life elsewhere and has even warned that such an advanced civilization could wipe out the human race. But Hawking is on record as saying he doesn’t believe aliens have visited the Earth.

“I’m discounting claims that UFOs contain aliens,” he said in 2012. “Why would they appear only to cranks and weirdos?”

The Miami New Times notes that Rodriguez Aguilera is one of three Republicans and eight Democrats seeking Ros-Lehtinen’s seat in next year’s midterm election