Roe v Wade struck down

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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/

No comments from the forced birthers on this case?

"She no longer has standing!"

-GOP and FedSoc Ghouls

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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/

No comments from the forced birthers on this case?

If they feel sufficiently poked at, at some point they’ll just say it was god’s will and so it was good that it happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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.

I think this wins Florida for Biden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

I think this wins Florida for Biden.

at first I thought the same, BUT now I'm rethinking. Floridans are weird. They will literally vote yes to legalize weed and protect abortion rights but will leave the rest of the ballot blank, lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

I think this wins Florida for Biden.

at first I thought the same, BUT now I'm rethinking. Floridans are weird. They will literally vote yes to legalize weed and protect abortion rights but will leave the rest of the ballot blank, lol.

+1 It’s good news but Florida voted yes to raise the minimum wage in 2020 while voting for Republicans who unanimously oppose that.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

I think this wins Florida for Biden.

at first I thought the same, BUT now I'm rethinking. Floridans are weird. They will literally vote yes to legalize weed and protect abortion rights but will leave the rest of the ballot blank, lol.

+1 It’s good news but Florida voted yes to raise the minimum wage in 2020 while voting for Republicans who unanimously oppose that.

exactly! Florida can't be trusted to do the right thing.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

In other words: the GOP is getting worse by the minute. Let’s keep them far away from decision making.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

this is a good ad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:this is a good ad

👏

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:this is a good ad

That’s what it comes down to, isn’t it? Forced birthers don’t trust women, have contempt for us. They think we’re dirty, bloodthirsty luts who are inherently incapable of making sound decisions. It’s misogyny and it manifests as religious extremists wanting to make our decisions for us.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: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.

I think this wins Florida for Biden.

at first I thought the same, BUT now I'm rethinking. Floridans are weird. They will literally vote yes to legalize weed and protect abortion rights but will leave the rest of the ballot blank, lol.

I can see what you wrote happening. These two measures will bring young people to the polls which is good. They may or may not vote for POTUS, but likelihood is still more Biden than Trump voters show up to vote Yes on these amendments.