GOP to WOMEN: DROP DEAD

[Anonymous]

I am waiting for someone to do this as a campaign ad. The hits just keep on coming:

Texas doctors do not need to perform emergency abortions, court rules - https://wapo.st/3NNw6Oa

[Anonymous]

As I’ve said: forced birthers are monsters. I honestly think they derive sexual satisfaction from the torture of women.

[Anonymous]

Yep. That is their stance.

Non-medical professional making medical decisions for people other than themselves.

F them all. I hope karma bites them hard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yep. That is their stance.

Non-medical professional making medical decisions for people other than themselves.

F them all. I hope karma bites them hard.

If by “karma” you mean “reasonable voters absolutely smack the s**t out of the GOP,” I especially agree.

[Anonymous]

So much for those "exceptions"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So much for those "exceptions"

There never was a real exception. When the consequence for being wrong, or for someone disagreeing with your medical opininion, was at best crippling lawsuits and at worst life in prison, the law ensured that no one would ever preform an emergency abortion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As I’ve said: forced birthers are monsters. I honestly think they derive sexual satisfaction from the torture of women.

Y'all cain't take away mah freedom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As I’ve said: forced birthers are monsters. I honestly think they derive sexual satisfaction from the torture of women.

Lets get real. Forced birthing is simply a form of slavery. It allows others to control your body.

[Anonymous]

This is what happens when seats go uncontested and the GOP is given full reign to rule with no accountability.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:As I’ve said: forced birthers are monsters. I honestly think they derive sexual satisfaction from the torture of women.

Lets get real. Forced birthing is simply a form of slavery. It allows others to control your body.

Of course. Why the GOP can't get this is a mystery but they are in for a rude awakening on election day.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:As I’ve said: forced birthers are monsters. I honestly think they derive sexual satisfaction from the torture of women.

Or maybe you get pleasure from killing ju the pre-born in a gruesome manner?

A fetus is a fetus. I guess you prefer women dying in the streets from entirely preventable treatments.

Nice false dichotomy.

That's true in the rest of the developed world. Texas doctors have just been told that when faced with that choice, they can decline to treat the woman

Don't carry a pregnancy in Texas people unless you want medical care that is substandard...decided by politicians instead of trained MDs

The Fifth Circuit isn’t just Texas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when seats go uncontested and the GOP is given full reign to rule with no accountability.

That sounds like you’re dumping responsibility for this in the lap of the Democratic Party. Is there any reason you can’t just assign blame to the forced birthers, the GOP? This isn’t on the Democrats.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So much for those "exceptions"

There never was a real exception. When the consequence for being wrong, or for someone disagreeing with your medical opininion, was at best crippling lawsuits and at worst life in prison, the law ensured that no one would ever preform an emergency abortion

Maybe doctors should just leave Texas—or not take job offers there.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So much for those "exceptions"

There never was a real exception. When the consequence for being wrong, or for someone disagreeing with your medical opininion, was at best crippling lawsuits and at worst life in prison, the law ensured that no one would ever preform an emergency abortion

Maybe doctors should just leave Texas—or not take job offers there.

this is already starting to happen

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when seats go uncontested and the GOP is given full reign to rule with no accountability.

That sounds like you’re dumping responsibility for this in the lap of the Democratic Party. Is there any reason you can’t just assign blame to the forced birthers, the GOP? This isn’t on the Democrats.

The Democratic Party of abandoned state & local elections in favor of the presidency and Senate. They abandoned Howard Dean’s 50 state strategy when Obama was elected. This is just a fact.

The good news is that Democrats now understand the importance of state and local elections and are kicking butt. Look at Michigan and Pennsylvania. North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, even Arkansas had an incredible filing cycle this year. In all but Arkansas, Democrats are contesting every single state Senate seat and almost all state house seats. I am very optimistic of the trajectory, but it will take time to crawl out of the hole that the Dem party put us in when they abandoned Dean’s strategy.

As a Democrat, I think it’s very important to be clear eyed how we got here. Yes, the GOP ante awful but we let them have the seats. We let them become so powerful that they can redraw the lines so that we could not compete.

If you want to change this trajectory, I donate and volunteer to organizations that are doing this.
I give monthly to Blue Ohio & Blue Texas help fund state legislative races and register voters.

I volunteer with Betos group to register new voters. Last cycle I knocked doors and made calls in VA. I’m not complaining. I’m just stating fact and I’m taking action.
Beto