Texas might checkmate abortion!!!

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My, my..if it isn’t the consequences of Texas’ bad decisions coming to roost.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My, my..if it isn’t the consequences of Texas’ bad decisions coming to roost.

They’re not, yet.

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Anonymous wrote:

Lies. That's all the GOP has anymore. Just lies.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Lies. That's all the GOP has anymore. Just lies.

Yet people believe the lies every time. I cannot believe how stupid the average person is.

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[Anonymous]

For all intent and purposes, Roe is overturned in Texas.

[Anonymous]

The Court continues to step on this rake that hits them in the face. They’re rewarding legislation that circumvents judicial oversight.

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Anonymous wrote:The Court continues to step on this rake that hits them in the face. They’re rewarding legislation that circumvents judicial oversight.

Some good precedent for the gun laws to be coming from California. Now there’s a law that might actually save some lives of actual living sentient people, not potential lives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You know what? I (a dyed-in-the-wool liberal) am fine with that. The only hope for those of us on the left is to embrace a truly Federalist government, in which states control domestic policy and civil rights, while the Federal government is only responsible for national defense and interstate commerce. The idea that we progressives are somehow going to enshrine anti-racism, gender rights, and environmental action in the South via court order is a fantasy. All its done is to breed backlash. We need to let the former Confederacy make its own (backwards) domestic laws in exchange for freedom to pursue progressive policies in other parts of the country. I think a model for our country can be Spain, where autonomous cultural regions are given jurisdiction over most social policies. Is it perfect? No. But it's a much better choice than turning into Syria or Rwanda.

I think I’m warming to this idea too. Instead of the United States of America, let’s just be the States of America. What works for Rhode Island doesn’t work for Mississippi and that’s ok. If you want easier access to guns and less restrictive gun laws, move to Montana. If you want all your neighbors to be pro-life, move to Alabama. If you’re gay, move to Vermont. Maybe that would create less strife/animosity. Opposite sides of these arguments will never convince the other side of anything, so let birds of a feather flock together.

So how will the President be elected? Which party?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Court continues to step on this rake that hits them in the face. They’re rewarding legislation that circumvents judicial oversight.

Some good precedent for the gun laws to be coming from California. Now there’s a law that might actually save some lives of actual living sentient people, not potential lives.

That’s all we’ll and good, but states will quickly figure out they can apply this to other amendments too. Just wait until anyone in AL can sue you for the tweet insulting Christians, and anyone in NY can sue you for questioning climate change.

[Anonymous]

What is the best, most unbiased source providing information about who and under what circumstances can get an abortion in TX now? Planned parenthood site is very vague on the topic, and not really independent

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Anonymous wrote:What is the best, most unbiased source providing information about who and under what circumstances can get an abortion in TX now? Planned parenthood site is very vague on the topic, and not really independent

Planned Parenthood is the best source on current abortion availability, period. They’re the ones who have to turn people away when they don’t qualify. If the website is vague and you really need to know, call them. Or maybe try a crisis pregnancy center if you want “not really independent” information.

But if you ask them I’m pretty sure they will tell you that you can get an abortion in Texas if your pregnancy is less than six weeks along, and you cannot if you’re further along.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the best, most unbiased source providing information about who and under what circumstances can get an abortion in TX now? Planned parenthood site is very vague on the topic, and not really independent

You can also try Whole Woman’s Health https://www.wholewomanshealth.com/

[Anonymous]

So sad for these women. They try to get an appointment by 6 weeks, but the clinics are jam packed and can't get them in, so they end up going at 8 weeks, which means, no option.

https://news.yahoo.com/texas-patients-rushing-abortions-states-002409413.html?fr=sycsrp_catchall

But I guess this is what the forced-birthers wanted. More single moms with more kids to feed.