U.S. Politics

[reuben]

And I’m suggesting that if he gets the opportunity, he should kill himself

[CatoTheElder]

https://twitter.com/BradMossEsq/status/1540852913223991296?t=JRBOST3-Sq6BVbLKxEpZpQ&s=19

Can't think of anything else she could be trying to save.

[Badger]

"A peer-reviewed study published in 2017 estimated that in 2014, some 23.7 percent of girls and women in the United States (or roughly 1 in 4) had undergone at least one abortion between the ages of 15 and 44."

So yes I would say something that impacts 0.2% of the population is very different from something that impacts 10% of the population.

[Heismanberg]

https://twitter.com/BradMossEsq/status/1540852913223991296?t=JRBOST3-Sq6BVbLKxEpZpQ&s=19

Can't think of anything else she could be trying to save.

Freudian slip

[Badger]

https://twitter.com/BradMossEsq/status/1540852913223991296?t=JRBOST3-Sq6BVbLKxEpZpQ&s=19

Can't think of anything else she could be trying to say.

She couldn't remember the whole 14 words.

[Badger]

 

[SixFeetDeep]

https://twitter.com/bnnbreaking/status/1540778428798234624?s=21&t=O0IJ7F9BguwfsK-bSQ1Oiw

[Johnny English]

https://twitter.com/bnnbreaking/status/1540778428798234624?s=21&t=O0IJ7F9BguwfsK-bSQ1Oiw

Forgive my foreign ignorance here, what does the Pentagon have to do with it?

[CatoTheElder]

Forgive my foreign ignorance here, what does the Pentagon have to do with it?

I'm guessing that since the bases are federal property, it's up to them whether they will enforce state laws governing abortions at base hospitals.

So anyone with access to a base hospital has access to abortions.

[dcm1602]

Out of curiosity, has anyone seen anything that attempts to be something in the same stratosphere as objective. As to what kind of damage this whole thing is expected to do to the GOP?

At least for the next two election cycles

For a while everyone has speculated a blood bath at the midterms, and that gap has slowly narrowed.

I wonder if the left can actually end up gaining seats, and having momentum from there.

I think this may be the most unpopular GOP decision I ever see for the entirety of my life

[dcm1602]

That's just an insane statistic.

I'm sure it's true. But I have to wonder if there's some footnote kinda excrement going on there. Like including the morning after pill, birth control, or just legitimate miscarriages.

[CatoTheElder]

https://twitter.com/briantylercohen/status/1541102529483640832?s=21&t=LRjN5MghLGAXn6Tvqy5vzQ

Oh my god. Like…holy freak…

[delavan]

RBG: why'd the fetus cross the road?
fetus: I dunno, why?
RBG: somebody moved the dumpster.  .......gotcha!   ;)

[delavan]

Twerking for reproductive rights

https://twitter.com/ElijahSchaffer/status/1540509215587966976

https://twitter.com/SaraGonzalesTX/status/1540523415341252608

[SixFeetDeep]

One of my good friends had to get an abortion last year early on in her pregnancy because tests detected potentially fatal defects in the fetus if she carried to term. I don’t know all the details, but it was one of the most heartbreaking things I’ve ever heard about. The husband, one of my best friends, was and still is traumatized by those events.

Getting an abortion for something like this is now illegal in several states. Imagine legally having to carry a baby 9 months knowing it would die. Strangely I never even once thought of the medical procedure as an “abortion”.