No, they don't. You can get an abortion at any stage, in almost all 50 States.
1. If there is a threat to the life of a mother: You can perform a C-section.
2. If there is a threat to the life of the baby, then you don't tear it to pieces alive, you (again, the easiest way is to) C-section.
No, it is not. Nor does that matter. That ideology says that "as long as you can't feel pain, I can kill you." That doesn't make any sense. That means that I would be able to stab you with painkillers, and cut your arm off and let you bleed to death. NOPE.
"It is not how elective abortions happen, the majority of which are in the first few weeks before the fetus has developed and involve taking two pills."
-That is a complete smokescreen. Before the fetus has developed to what? The fetus should not be killed because you have an unspecific, undefined system of value.
Technically, the teen is not as developed as the 20-year-old (or adult), nor the 20-year-old as developed as the 40-year-old (middle-aged adult). What is the difference between a fetus, who is coming out of the womb, and a baby, which is only different in title?
The "two pills" starve the baby to death, and end up giving the woman extreme pains, barfing, etc (basically a period every day, for two or three months. Many women die, and if not, have to pooh out the baby parts. You saying: "Just take two pills" is a faulty representation of the truth.
Not really. If you use a condom, then you will most likely not get pregnant. Even if you do, just because you don't want a baby does not mean you should be able to kill it.
Compare this idea: If your mother or father does not want you, should they be able to kill you?