Recent events in Georgia have drawn attention to the tragic consequences of abortion restrictions, as two deaths—those of Amber Thurman and Candi Miller—have been linked to the state's stringent abortion laws. Vice President Kamala Harris has called these deaths 'preventable' and has attributed them to the policies enacted under former President Trump. During a campaign rally in Atlanta, she emphasized the emotional toll of these laws, sharing personal stories to humanize the issue. Harris pointed out that these tragic fatalities highlight the failure of the pro-life narrative, arguing that they stem from delayed medical care due to abortion bans. Experts assert that the abortion pills involved are safe, further complicating the discourse around reproductive rights. As we approach the 2024 election, this issue continues to resonate strongly with voters, particularly within the Democratic base.