Florida Rep. Cammack WSJ faces threats after the Ektopic Pregnancy story

Northern Central Florida US Rap. Kat cammack On Tuesday, the office was evacuated after the threat of death against him and was evacuated by his family and employees.

In the Congress Woman, he claims that the Wall Street Journal, which results in a port of a port on a social media platform platform, the exclusive of the exclusive threats with the Wall Street Journal.

“These threats were reported by the Wall Street Journal’s vital Ektopic pregnancy, informed about a pregnancy without any heartbeat. Since then we received thousands of hate messages and a reliable threat Abortion activists, What law enforcement agencies are actively investigated, “the press department of the Cammack was sent.

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Northern Central Florida representative. (Press Office in Cammack X)

Cammock’s Ectopic pregnancy occurred shortly after the law of the state’s heartbeat. Cammock said the threats were coming after the publication of the WSJ interview, which supported the abortion, the abortion and mother’s life, which supports the risk of aggression and mother’s life.

“I didn’t vote for the law of Florida’s heartbeat; I am serving Chamber of Representatives, Florida is not a legislative body, “Cammack wrote in x.” Let me be clear: I will not scare. I will not return in the struggle for women and families. It is critical to ensure the sources and concerns of women they deserve. In America, we need real conversations about the main health care, not fear, and conversations based on truth. “

WSJ, his interview occurred shortly after the state’s abortion law, and Cammack’s heartbeat law could have a possible contribution due to rumors that are not true. (Press Office in Cammack X)

In his article, Cammack included photos that demonstrated the types of aggression.

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The Congress Woman said that during the WSJ interview, he refused to terminate his pregnancy after his interview and talked to medical professionals. He says that the state will violate the state for five weeks.

The Congress Woman said that during the WSJ interview, he refused to terminate his pregnancy after his interview and talked to medical professionals.

Although the nature of his condition was fatal, he was still afraid, said and blames Prope-Prope-Prope messaging.

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“It was definitely scary in the worst,” he said. “There will be some comments, ‘Well, thank God we have abortion services’, despite passing, I was not abortion.”

Fox News Digital reached the Cammack office for comment.