Representative CATCCMC said that the “imminent death threats” forced to evacuate her offices on Wednesday, days after it was revealed that she had suffered from pregnancy outside last year.
Cammak, who is currently pregnant, said that the threats were directed at “I, my child who has not yet been born, my family, and my staff,” in a post on X.
“These threats erupted after the Wall Street Journal reported about pregnancy outside the uterus that threatens his life-a vibrant pregnancy without pulse,” the members of Congress explained. “Since then, we have received [sic] Thousands of messages full of hatred and dozens of reliable threats from activists supporting abortion, in which the law is active. “
“In light of the recent violence against elected officials, these threats are taken seriously.”
Cammack, which represents the third Congress in Florida, included snapshots of some annoying messages it had been receiving since The Wall Street Journal published an article on Sunday about an ectopic pregnancy that threatens his life.
“It is very bad for those of us who already believe in the freedom they fought for the medical care that saved your life !! We will all be in a better position if you do not survive !! The only good Republican is …
“Count your days”, the deformed Instagram user sent a message to a member of Congress.
“The other had to have died like all other women because of the laws that I agreed to,” the threatened message continued.
In the Wall Street Journal, Cammack shared the challenges she faced in obtaining medical treatment for pregnancy that could not be life, as the ban on abortion in Florida entered for six weeks and discovered that she was five weeks pregnant.
Congress said that doctors and nurses are afraid to lose their licenses or go to prison if they give her drugs to end the pregnancy, which could have been tearing the fallopian tube, but she finally agreed to provide treatment for her.
“For those who publish wrong information: I have not voted in favor of the Florida Heart Pulsation Law; I work in the American House of Representatives, not the legislative body in Florida,” Kacac noted in her book x post.
“Let me be clear: I will not be afraid. I will not back down on the struggle for women and families,” I continued. “Ensuring that women have the resources and care they deserve is very important.”
“We need real conversations about the mother's health care in America – reservations on the basis of truth, not fear.”
Cammack generally opposes abortion, but supports the procedure in cases of rape or incest, or when the mother's life is in danger.
Her office and the Capitol police did not immediately respond to the postpartum requests for comment.
