Roe v Wade struck down
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Anonymous
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Keep it up you lunatic forced birthers. You’re simply proving the soundbyte that Republicans cannot be trusted on Abortion. And so the best way to protect ourselves is voting them out. And then starting the campaign for an amendment to the U.S. constitution now that people realize what’s at stake. |
Anonymous
| Exactly. The more the Evangelicals push on this, the more even normal conservatives will run away. |
Anonymous
It’s a *constitutional* issue?? The illegitimate supreme court said in its overturning of Roe that it is NOT a constitutional issue and that it should be determined by the legislative process. Well, the legislative branch in Ohio put a vote to the people to ADD it to the state constitution they way the Supreme Court said it should, but NOW it’s a “constitutional” issue. These crackpots don’t care about the law or people - they just want to control women. There is literally no other explanation. |
Anonymous
Bless their little authoritarian hearts. They don't love the constitution. They love control. |
Anonymous
Respectfully, duh. Women aren’t people in the GOP. They literally do not think women matter. Prove me wrong, forced birthers, but I’m right. |
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If these people had any sense, they would take the L and say "we don't like, but the people have spoken." Then they could go on and people would keep voting for republicans because abortion would be settled. But they won't do that. They are going to keep this issue front and center and make people vote against them if they care about abortion rights. And many many people care about them a lot. |
Anonymous
| Even the ones who don't care about abortion understand a referendum, power and legislation. |
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I just read this little snippet in an article about dysfunction in the House. These crazy bastards are trying to insert their war-on-women agenda on the sly into every random piece of legislation they can:
"The House then wasted hours on Wednesday debating and voting on amendments to the Financial Services and General Government appropriations bill, only to pull it moments before the scheduled vote on Thursday morning. This time, moderate Republicans rebelled over a provision in the bill that would allow employers in D.C. to discriminate against women who have an abortion or use contraception." https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/11/10/new-speaker-mike-johnson-censure-resolutions-tlaib-shutdown/ |
Anonymous
Think they will force Donald Trump to go all in on abortion in 2024? Or will they give him a free pass and let him pretend that he’s totally cool with it? |
Anonymous
Pretend? He is totally cool with it. He does not care about reporductive rights beyond how he could manipulate his position to get votes. It makes no difference at this point what he says about abortion. He overturned roe and he is done for. |
Anonymous
Unbelievable. |
Anonymous
The maga base down not care at all about what he says or does. They are all in. If he reverses his cynical position on abortion now to be pro choice, he will continue to keep his maga nuts but that is all he gets |
Anonymous
| Your daily reminder that the GOP plans on a nationwide abortion ban, probably to be followed up with a nationwide birth control ban, too. |
Anonymous
You mean they lied about letting the voters in each state decide. An abortion ban would be about as effective as Prohibition. With birth control, no matter what the religious fanatics want, you would have national strikes. |