Texas GOP website hacked in apparent retaliation for bill that bans abortion at six weeks

Texas GOP website hacked in apparent retaliation for bill that bans abortion at six weeks

Texas GOP website hacked over its support for state's 6-week abortion ban

  • Hackers launched an attack on the Texas Republican Party's official website
  • They replaced images with memes and text with accusations they are 'Taking Voices from Women to promote theocratic erosion of church/state barriers' 
  • The attack comes as apparent retaliation for the new Texas abortion law banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected – usually around six weeks 
  • 'We are committed to taking away all the rights of women so we can live our prosperous, Bible-thumping dream,' the mission statement was altered to read 
  • The 6-3 conservative majority Supreme Court upheld the law as constitutional  
  • The Texas Republican Party's official website was hacked Saturday in an apparent attack related to the newly enacted bill banning abortion in the Lone Star State after six weeks.

    TexasGOP.org showed several crude messages on Saturday - the 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks – mocking the state's Republican Party and going after texas website hacked apparent retaliation abortion weeks