Michael Moore expects large female turnout on Abortion

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Some of us have sufficient mental capacity not to have sex with the wrong man at the wrong time… or at least are smart enough to figure out how to use the many forms of birth control out there.

Again, none of that helps with a septic miscarriage. Enjoy bleeding in the parking lot.

Stay in your basement then. Problem solved for you.

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Some of us have sufficient mental capacity not to have sex with the wrong man at the wrong time… or at least are smart enough to figure out how to use the many forms of birth control out there.

Again, none of that helps with a septic miscarriage. Enjoy bleeding in the parking lot.

Stay in your basement then. Problem solved for you.

Na. Let's just get rid of trump so no one suffering a miscarriage has to bleed out in the parking lot or the basement or anywhere else.

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Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

Ah the Harris of the joined at the hip Biden/Harris team.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

I disagree. She hasn’t distanced herself from Biden and is very vague about how she would govern. She has a track record of being far-left. Her advisors are attempting to sell her as a moderate, when her record indicates she is very progressive. They are trying to pull a bait and switch, like with Biden, where he campaigned as a moderate but governed as a far left progressive.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

I disagree. She hasn’t distanced herself from Biden and is very vague about how she would govern. She has a track record of being far-left. Her advisors are attempting to sell her as a moderate, when her record indicates she is very progressive. They are trying to pull a bait and switch, like with Biden, where he campaigned as a moderate but governed as a far left progressive.

She has not been vague about how she would govern.
She has no record of being "far left" other than the public funding for trans surguries in jail, which was such an obvious catering statement (and hint, Trump paid for those too while in office)
Biden did not govern as a far left progressive. He is not Bernie and has not signed legislation accordingly.

Do we have state ownership of the means of production?
Do we have universal healthcare?
Do we have a national UBI?


No?

then we don't have a progressive left President.

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Good. Losing reproductive rights was a disaster. It is a long battle to get them back and we are up to it. Obviously, electing Harris is an important part of the effort.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

She is the current state of affairs.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

She is the current state of affairs.

No. She will fight back. See the ad above. Trump had not even completed his terrible deed to overturn roe when he lost the 2020 election. Trump owns this abortion ban disaster 100 percent. He will pay the consequences.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

She is the current state of affairs.

No. She will fight back. See the ad above. Trump had not even completed his terrible deed to overturn roe when he lost the 2020 election. Trump owns this abortion ban disaster 100 percent. He will pay the consequences.

Lolz - she will fight back after taking 1 year to prepare a speech, 1 year to rest cos of stress, 1 more year to articulate said speech and then her term will be over.

You really think she got it in her to govern?

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Anonymous wrote:He is correct and is stating the obvious.

It’s making almost half the voting public so mad. They can’t believe women care about themselves. I mean… they(MAGA) don’t care about women, so it’s hard for them to wrap their brains around it.

Not even close to half. Support for going back to the Roe standard is around 70%. This is tyranny by the minority.

What kind of idiot overturns roe, that is supported by a huge major of the people, and then thinks he can run again and win? Trumo has poor quality analytical abilities and a lot of other poor qualities. What a loser.

Roe was unconstitutional. Judges aren’t supposed to go by public whim. They decided this issue properly, moving it to the states.

Haha. Give it up MAGA. Destroying roe was stupid.

Roe isn’t coming back. Enjoy the endless quest for a constitutional amendment.

Enjoy losing the election. And again in 2028 when you fools probably nominate that loser again.

Here’s what you need to get: whether Kamala wins or not, Roe isn’t coming back.

Here's what you need to get: you are not going to be able to force women to give birth against their will.

Vote in your state where this will be decided. It’s not going back to the federal level no matter how much you stomp your feet.

Feet stomping has nothing to do with it. Women will not be forced to give birth.

Then be smart about contraception and choice of sex partners. Women are not rabbits.

You are an ignorant a$$hole. You have never heard of ectopic pregnancy, rape, or trisomies?

I think abortions should be permitted for rape, incest, life of mother, and for abnormally developing fetuses. I don't think most of the 750,000 to 1 million abortions done yearly in the US are for those reasons.

The innocent baby can’t help if it was the product of rape or incest. It’s either all legal or all illegal. No hypocrisy.

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

She is the current state of affairs.

No. She will fight back. See the ad above. Trump had not even completed his terrible deed to overturn roe when he lost the 2020 election. Trump owns this abortion ban disaster 100 percent. He will pay the consequences.

Lolz - she will fight back after taking 1 year to prepare a speech, 1 year to rest cos of stress, 1 more year to articulate said speech and then her term will be over.

You really think she got it in her to govern?

Cos that is what she did with the border - inept in a word

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Anonymous wrote:Moore is partially correct. There will be a large number of women voting, even first time voters like Danica Patrick. Some will have abortion has their major reason for going to the polls. But more woman will have the price of groceries (the economy) or safety (out on the streets or in their daughters locker room) as a primary reason for voting.

We will see more votes cast in this pivotal election than any other but in the end the real decider will be those that vote republican or for a third party candidate simply because they don’t like the direction the country is heading in, it is as simple as that.

Biden is not running. Trump had a terrible first term and actually lost an election as an incumbent. Harris is the obvious choice here for anyone that is not happy with the current state of affairs.

She is the current state of affairs.

No. She will fight back. See the ad above. Trump had not even completed his terrible deed to overturn roe when he lost the 2020 election. Trump owns this abortion ban disaster 100 percent. He will pay the consequences.

Lolz - she will fight back after taking 1 year to prepare a speech, 1 year to rest cos of stress, 1 more year to articulate said speech and then her term will be over.

You really think she got it in her to govern?

Cos that is what she did with the border - inept in a word

This thread is about Trump's abortion bans fiasco but he also tanked the border bill in another terrible event. That is for another thread.

We already fired Trump. He won't be rehired.