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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]100%. My DD is thrilled that she doesn’t have to look at schools in Ohio although she still may apply to Indiana. We’ve got AZ, NM on lost and just added CA. Not just about abortion it’s about her not being able to get access to healthcare she may need and yes giving money to states that support this. In fact we’ll be canceling a few college tours and will let them know specifically this is the reason why.[/quote] Are there any good schools in Ohio anyway? Most of the these red states have sh1tty colleges/universities anyway. [/quote] I am not in favor of the roe v Wade ban, but to say that red states have sh1tty colleges shows how unintelligent you are. Knock it off with that nonsense. [/quote] Maybe a handful of decent schools? [/quote] There are 28 states that will either ban abortion or have old 'zombie' laws that will come into play. Most are red states that are trying to enact bans actively, but also may include swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin--who have to be able to enact legislation to prevent laws from nearly 100 years ago from being reinstated. So there are a lot of great universities and colleges who will be impacted by these laws. Michigan's governor asserts she will prevent returning to a 1932 law, but until this all settles out no one will know. I feel for the kids who just committed to a college in one of these 28 states assuming that 50 years of law would be considered settled as the Supreme Court appointees indicated it would be in their hearings. [/quote]
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