Seems that way to me. I'm not a lawyer, but I am a US citizen, raised with the basic right to say what I want to say, with certain limits that make sense. This law seems to cross into areas that are protected by the US Constitution. I grew up in a country where it was none of the government's business if I want to write or read about sexuality. As I've said in earlier DaveNet pieces, when I was growing up, my family subscribed to magazines that included sexual imagery.
Sexuality is one of the most beautiful things about humanity.
To outlaw something so important will create a national wound and an international crisis. This is also a major step backwards thru evolution. It will create incomplete children who become unhealthy adults. Further, to limit discussion of abortion, one of the most gut-wrenching social issues, is totally unthinkable. It's possible to respect anti-abortion advocates, even if you believe they're wrong as I do, but to attempt to make it illegal to disagree with them reeks of totalitarianism.