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Arizona court rules abortion doctors can't be prosecuted
https://www.axios.com/2022/12/31/arizon ... rosecution

Newton's Third Law: Action & Reaction
His third law states that for every action (force) in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction. If object A exerts a force on object B, object B also exerts an equal and opposite force on object A.

That's physics. This is idiots.

New: Now a federal district court judge has banned mifepristone, a medical abortion drug.

Idaho criminalizes helping a person get an abortion, such as by driving them across state lines.

It's only right. Old white men know what's best for all women.

Plus, how else are these assholes ever going to have any kids?

Dueling district judges now. This seems silly.

The GOP has been over the top with their anti-gay, anti-woke, anti-abortion, anti-books and anti-US institutions crusade. I don’t think the majority of Americans support this. I am hoping they pay in the next election…that they will call fake.

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Fri Apr 14, 2023 10:17 am

The GOP has been over the top with their anti-gay, anti-woke, anti-abortion, anti-books and anti-US institutions crusade. I don’t think the majority of Americans support this. I am hoping they pay in the next election…that they will call fake.

Whatever happened to finding compromises on things? Anymore it's not about compromising on the issue being legislated as much as it is about making deals on other legislature they want to get through, so they attach it to things that really affect people in order to satisfy their donors. It's unfortunate and no wonder people in this country are so upset.

I think GOP extremism on the abortion issue is hurting them in general elections. Most people want some forms of abortion to remain legal.

I think they know that and yet they can’t help themselves. They have been fighting this fight for so long and now they have the power to overturn and they aren’t going to let it slip by. Like I always say, politics is like a pendulum. It constantly swings from one side to the other.

Nikki Haley staking out a lane as a firmly anti-abortion candidate.

None of them got the memo that most of America doesn’t agree with their anti-abortion stances. Their base is anti- abortion. They can all claim to be the most anti-abortion trying to get the nomination until the general election where they will soften their tone trying to get some moderates to vote for them.

Ohio voters will be voting on an Amendment to their Constitution making abortion legal in their state in the next major election. Republican law makers are trying to head that off and came up with a measure that would require an Amendment to get 60% instead of the 50% of the vote to pass hoping that will help stop them. The vote was today and the Republican measure didn’t pass. Ohio voters will get to decide whether abortion is legal, not Republican politicians.

Ohio voters reject ballot measure in win for abortion rights advocates
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/ohio-vo ... -advocates

All this red state anti-abortion extremism is going to end badly, isn't it?

That is a horrible number!