I didn't see a hysterical rant in the Business Insider article. It was the yokel death angel that said it was a gift from God. State Representative Jean Schmidt, the bill's sponsor, defending no exclusion for rape, said it was an opportunity for the one who is assaulted. He did say "it's a shame that it happens." What a guy, knowing he won't have to carry a baby to term after he gets raped.
In the example case of rape of the 13 year old girl by a serial rapist he said "rape is a difficult issue," but continued that "if a baby is created, it is a human life, and whether that mother ends that pregnancy or not, the scars will not go away, period."
That sounds kind of like, she's already fucked anyway, so she can carry the rapist's baby to term, and this state ordered indignity for her to have this opportunity shouldn't matter to her and nothing she can do about it, if it does.
I read the in a study from February to March 2021 visits to the emergency room by girls 12-17 as a result of attempted suicide were up 50%.