Roe v Wade struck down

[Anonymous]

Now you see why lots of GOP are not running for re-election or are straight up resigning from office. They want to get out and get new jobs before the surge of unemployed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the GOP is prepared for what is coming in November.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the GOP is prepared for what is coming in November.

+1

As a Dem I am a fundamentally anxious person - but as a person I think Rs have no idea what is going to hit them in November.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the GOP is prepared for what is coming in November.

+1

As a Dem I am a fundamentally anxious person - but as a person I think Rs have no idea what is going to hit them in November.

I agree. As long as they treat this as a fringe issue I think November will go about as well as the great predicted "Red Tsunami" did for them. Good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the GOP is prepared for what is coming in November.

+1

As a Dem I am a fundamentally anxious person - but as a person I think Rs have no idea what is going to hit them in November.

I agree. As long as they treat this as a fringe issue I think November will go about as well as the great predicted "Red Tsunami" did for them. Good.

There is nothing the Rs can do about this issue other than change to a pro choice position if they would like to attract enough votes to win. Little sign of that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the GOP is prepared for what is coming in November.

+1

As a Dem I am a fundamentally anxious person - but as a person I think Rs have no idea what is going to hit them in November.

I agree. As long as they treat this as a fringe issue I think November will go about as well as the great predicted "Red Tsunami" did for them. Good.

There is nothing the Rs can do about this issue other than change to a pro choice position if they would like to attract enough votes to win. Little sign of that.

Dp- they’ve spent 40 years brain washing dummies in the pews about this. Good luck to them!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think the GOP is prepared for what is coming in November.

+1

As a Dem I am a fundamentally anxious person - but as a person I think Rs have no idea what is going to hit them in November.

I agree. As long as they treat this as a fringe issue I think November will go about as well as the great predicted "Red Tsunami" did for them. Good.

There is nothing the Rs can do about this issue other than change to a pro choice position if they would like to attract enough votes to win. Little sign of that.

Lands herself is a former Republican!

[Anonymous]

If God didn't want us to have abortions, they wouldn't have given us the intellect and tools to have them.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Well that can’t be right. I’ve been told on this very forum many times that the (moral) majority of people felt 15 week was very reasonable and frankly more generous than most sluts deserve.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Well that can’t be right. I’ve been told on this very forum many times that the (moral) majority of people felt 15 week was very reasonable and frankly more generous than most sluts deserve.

The question is ... do they actually believe the lies they push?

[Anonymous]

The terrible policies of Texas.

This woman is one of the litigants against the state of Texas' draconian abortion regulations. At her 20-week U/S, the baby was discovered in-utero to have anencephaly a fatal condition that means that the baby's brain and skull were not formed correctly. The child was going to die within days of birth at the most. Normally, this was an easy case for an abortion, but instead, Texas made her carry the baby to term for another 5 months, risk multiple health risks and complications, and deliver the baby. The baby died 4 hours after birth.

Truly cruel policies and the exceptions are a joke because doctor's can rarely satisfy the state requirements for conducting an abortion.

Anyone who is "pro life" needs to read this tragic story and know what your policies do to people and families.

https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2024/03/health/texas-abortion-law-mother-cnnphotos/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The terrible policies of Texas.

This woman is one of the litigants against the state of Texas' draconian abortion regulations. At her 20-week U/S, the baby was discovered in-utero to have anencephaly a fatal condition that means that the baby's brain and skull were not formed correctly. The child was going to die within days of birth at the most. Normally, this was an easy case for an abortion, but instead, Texas made her carry the baby to term for another 5 months, risk multiple health risks and complications, and deliver the baby. The baby died 4 hours after birth.

Truly cruel policies and the exceptions are a joke because doctor's can rarely satisfy the state requirements for conducting an abortion.

Anyone who is "pro life" needs to read this tragic story and know what your policies do to people and families.

https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2024/03/health/texas-abortion-law-mother-cnnphotos/

They won’t read it. They will say it was so beautiful of the Texas legislature to give that baby every chance and what kind of mother wouldn’t sacrifice herself for her child to have even a chance at life. I’m pretty sure I’ve read that sicko excuse for forced birtherism on this thread though I’m not scrolling through 270 pages to prove it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Well that can’t be right. I’ve been told on this very forum many times that the (moral) majority of people felt 15 week was very reasonable and frankly more generous than most sluts deserve.

You write very well.

[Anonymous]

Florida Supreme Court OKs the legislature’s 15-week ban, therefore allowing the legislature’s subsequent 6-week ban to take effect, but also allows proposed ballot initiatives protecting abortion and legalizing marijuana onto the November ballot.