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Kentucky Republican Attorney General Russell Coleman sued a radical Left-wing organization that pushes abortion pills to women in states where the deadly drugs are banned. The civil lawsuit accuses New York-based Mayday Health, founded by a former Biden official, of violating Kentucky consumer protection laws by promoting access to abortion pills that state law prohibits from being mailed or delivered into the Bluegrass State. The move comes after Mayday Health chartered a plane that flew over the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville last weekend, displaying a banner reading “Abortion Pills By Mail.” The group previously sponsored ads at gas stations across the state reading, “Pregnant? Don’t want to be? Learn more at Mayday Health.”“These out-of-state activists are not only breaking Kentucky law, they seem to delight in rubbing our faces in it,” Coleman said. “The State Fair is a beloved Kentucky tradition for families and children to celebrate our Commonwealth. We refuse to allow Mayday to taint our values and put our people at risk.”Coleman’s lawsuit argues that Mayday’s advertisements violate state consumer-protection laws by directing residents to providers that will covertly ship the drugs into Kentucky.“These advertisements and the Mayday.health website furthers and is integral to the criminal conduct of distributing these drugs in an illegal manner at least in part because it connects, directs, and funnels consumers to distributors who ship these drugs illegally,” the lawsuit says. “These distributors would not have shipped those drugs to the consumer but for Mayday.health’s website and advertisements directing the consumer to them.” KY AG lawsuit.The suit asks a judge to permanently block Mayday from running similar promotions in the state and impose fines on the organization.Coleman’s office has investigated the radical organization since January, when the group sponsored advertisements at gas stations in Christian, Simpson, and Logan counties.The pro-abortion group does not distribute abortion pills itself, but its website directs women to outside providers and offers instructions for obtaining the pills through telehealth appointments and mail-forwarding services. The site also provides information about minimizing users’ digital footprints. KY Right to Life.The leftist group argues that it shares constitutionally protected information about abortion pills rather than selling or distributing them.“Our work is protected by the First Amendment. Mayday shares information about abortion pills in states where clinics are banned or restricted,” Mayday co-founder Leo Raisner told The Daily Wire. “We go where the crowds are — Big Ten football games, Taylor Swift concerts, and now the Kentucky State Fair, which draws over 600,000 people a year.”“We want everyone to know that safe, effective abortion medication exists,” Raisner continued. “We’ve faced pushback, lawsuits, and threats from state attorneys general before, and we’ve won every time.”Raisner previously worked as traveling content director for President Joe Biden’s Office of Digital Strategy. In addition to directing women to abortion-pill providers, Mayday’s website promotes other Left-wing organizations that facilitate so-called “gender-affirming care.”The pro-life organization Kentucky Right to Life spotted Mayday’s airplane banner.“Mayday Health is back at it — flying their abortion pushing-pill-propaganda over Kentucky. Kentuckians deserve better than out-of-state activists pushing dangerous abortion drugs into our Commonwealth,” said Addia Wuchner, the group’s executive director. “We will continue to stand firm and protect life!”

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Kentucky Republican Attorney General Russell Coleman sued a radical Left-wing organization that pushes abortion pills to women in states where the deadly drugs are banned. The civil lawsuit accuses New York-based Mayday Health, founded by a former Biden official, of violating Kentucky consumer protection laws by promoting access to abortion pills that state law prohibits from being mailed or delivered into the Bluegrass State. The move comes after Mayday Health chartered a plane that flew over the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville last weekend, displaying a banner reading “Abortion Pills By Mail.” The group previously sponsored ads at gas stations across the state reading, “Pregnant? Don’t want to be? Learn more at Mayday Health.”“These out-of-state activists are not only breaking Kentucky law, they seem to delight in rubbing our faces in it,” Coleman said. “The State Fair is a beloved Kentucky tradition for families and children to celebrate our Commonwealth. We refuse to allow Mayday to taint our values and put our people at risk.”Coleman’s lawsuit argues that Mayday’s advertisements violate state consumer-protection laws by directing residents to providers that will covertly ship the drugs into Kentucky.“These advertisements and the Mayday.health website furthers and is integral to the criminal conduct of distributing these drugs in an illegal manner at least in part because it connects, directs, and funnels consumers to distributors who ship these drugs illegally,” the lawsuit says. “These distributors would not have shipped those drugs to the consumer but for Mayday.health’s website and advertisements directing the consumer to them.”KY AG lawsuit.The suit asks a judge to permanently block Mayday from running similar promotions in the state and impose fines on the organization.Coleman’s office has investigated the radical organization since January, when the group sponsored advertisements at gas stations in Christian, Simpson, and Logan counties.The pro-abortion group does not distribute abortion pills itself, but its website directs women to outside providers and offers instructions for obtaining the pills through telehealth appointments and mail-forwarding services. The site also provides information about minimizing users’ digital footprints.KY Right to Life.The leftist group argues that it shares constitutionally protected information about abortion pills rather than selling or distributing them.“We look forward to defending our First Amendment protected work in court — and winning, like we have against similar efforts to suppress our speech. Abortion pills are safe, effective and FDA-approved, and everyone deserves access to that information,” Mayday co-founder Leo Raisner told The Daily Wire. Raisner previously worked as traveling content director for President Joe Biden’s Office of Digital Strategy. In addition to directing women to abortion-pill providers, Mayday’s website promotes other Left-wing organizations that facilitate so-called “gender-affirming care.”The pro-life organization Kentucky Right to Life spotted Mayday’s airplane banner.“Mayday Health is back at it — flying their abortion pushing-pill-propaganda over Kentucky. Kentuckians deserve better than out-of-state activists pushing dangerous abortion drugs into our Commonwealth,” said Addia Wuchner, the group’s executive director. “We will continue to stand firm and protect life!”

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) offered to put up $50,000 if Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed holds a rally with far-left streamer Hasan Piker on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and another $50,000 if he campaigns with his controversial half-sister.Appearing on “America’s Newsroom” on Fox News, Fetterman challenged El-Sayed to campaign alongside Piker on Sept. 11 and explain why the streamer once said that America “deserved 9/11.”“He’s a socialist,” Fetterman said of El-Sayed. “But he also absolutely loves Sharia law. I mean, he said that in an interview with The New York Times a few years back. Yeah, absolutely, Sharia law. And he actually has support for Hamas and Iran as well.”“And now he has been campaigning strong with Hasan Piker,” Fetterman continued. “Of course we all know the guy that said America ‘deserved 9/11’ and that absolutely despises Israel and Jews.”“I’m encouraging El-Sayed, you know, remind everybody in Michigan who you are and the kind of people that you stand with,” he added. “I’m offering $50,000 for you to do a rally with Hasan Piker on 9-11, the anniversary, and you could all explain to people why America would deserve that 25 years ago.”Fetterman then offered another $50,000 for El-Sayed to hold a rally with his half-sister, University of Chicago professor and activist Eman Abdelhadi, whom the senator accused of celebrating Hamas’s terrorist attacks against Israel.“Or do a rally — that’s another $50,000 if you do a rally with your sister, you know, that she celebrates publicly after the massacre of 10-7! For that too!” he said. “These are the people that he aligns with. That’s the kinds of folks that helped him win the primary now.”Fetterman has been a vocal critic of El-Sayed — and specifically his refusal to back away from his associations with Piker — for some time. In addition to his ties to questionable campaign surrogates, El-Sayed raised eyebrows when a number of his own previous tweets regarding 9/11 resurfaced after being deleted.El-Sayed suggested in at least two deleted tweets from 2020 that the American response to the COVID-19 pandemic should be greater than the response to an external threat because more people died of COVID. In another deleted tweet from 2021 — on the 20th anniversary of the attacks — El-Sayed claimed that the American response to the terror attacks had been more egregious than the unprovoked attacks on the United States had been in the first place.