Florida Kat Kamak Republican representative revealed that her offices should be evacuated Wednesday after she received “upcoming death threats” in response to comments she made last week for her treatment of her ectopic pregnancy in 2024.
Kammak, 37, told The Wall Street Journal Regarding her test in Florida Emergency Department, after it was found that her baby’s embryo was implanted where the fallopian tube meets the uterus, which means that she cannot survive and that her own life was in danger without action.
Writing on X on Wednesday evening, Kamak, who is pregnant again and in August recounted the disturbing twist she received in response to the article, posting screenshots of abuses she has been sent.
“We had to evacuate our offices today because of immediate threats to death against me, my unborn child, my family and my staff. These threats erupted after Wall Street Journal It reports my life-threatening ectopic pregnancy-a dismisted pregnancy without a heart rate, “she explained.
Florida Cat Kamak Republican Representative spoke to Capitol Hill reporters (AFP/Getty)
“Since then, we have received thousands of hatred messages and dozens of credible threats from abortion activists that law enforcement is actively investigating. In the light of recent violence against selected employees, these threats are taken very seriously.
“For those who spread misinformation: I did not vote for the Florida Pulse Act; I serve in the House of US Representatives, not in Florida’s legislature.
“Let me be clear: I will not be intimidated. I will not give in to the fight for women and families. Wanting women to have the resources and care they deserve is critical. We need real conversations about the mother’s health in America – conversations based on truth, not fear.”
The ABC News branch in Florida has announced that Kammak’s offices have been evacuated in response to the threats rather than its Sunshine premises, and that police in Capitol is investigating.
A subsequent statement from her office announced: “Congress Kamak emphasized the critical crisis of women’s health in America, in particular the shortage of mother’s health resources and the risks of health politicization.
“Her personal history illustrates how treating women’s health as a political issue threatens life. Disinforming campaigns funded by abortion groups have deliberately confused health care suppliers, although the law is clear about exceptions; rape, life-threate her.
The Congressman attracted a bitter response because of her story about the demand of life -saving drugs in the Florida Emergency Department last year and the staff’s reluctance to administer them out of fear of legitimate repression (ghettoes)
“By Wall Street Journal An article, she has received dozens of credible threats to death against herself, her unborn child and her family, who are being investigated by police in Capitol in the United States.
“Cammack’s experience emphasizes the unacceptable reality that sharing a personal health history in an attempt to improve women’s health can lead to violence and intimidation. Women deserve better, as well as national healthcare dialogue.”
After deciding against the surgery last year during their pregnancy, the doctors and nurses of the hospital had to be convinced to make her a shot of methotrexate, which she had to expel her pregnancy, as she said, they were afraid of a six -week abortion, although she was only five weeks. The procedure in question was not an abortion.
Surprisingly, the Congressman did not cope with the ban, and instead accused the fluctuation of medicines for growth by Democrats.