Kansas overwhelming rejects Baron’s Handmaid Tale’s treatment of women.
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Replies to: Kansas overwhelming rejects Baron’s Handmaid Tale’s treatment of women.
Many folks, like Baron and myself, are against abortion... the supreme court has nothing to do with
it. They pushed it to the states, which is constitutionally sound. Some states will put it on the ballot, others will have it go through a legislative process, which in the grand scheme of things, is like putting it on a ballot. Quit trying to make it a federal issue and allows states to do what the people of the state want to do. I, for one, am against all abortions; it makes no sense to me personally to say it is wrong morally to have an abortion but then tie exceptions around it.
Most of us are against abortion. But we believe pregnant females are best positioned to choose.
We also do not believe that a "one size fits all" approach by state legislatures in criminalizing those difficult decisions is prudent. See Kansas yesterday -- rejecting a "one size fits all" approach.
And gag us with the malarkey that abortion is not a constitutional issue.
Utter nonsense to let 50 state legislatures sort it out for themselves.
Read Breyer's dissent in Dobbs.
Alright then, let the females that you abdicate to tell us when life begins.
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Not surprising that you know nothing of our Constitution.
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They can follow the Illinois business plan and make the slaughter of little ones an industry.
BTW, when does life begin? Anybody from Kansas want to chime in on this?
Pretty clear that Kansas supports some restrictions on abortion, but not a total ban on abortions.
Extremism is always a red flag for voters.
The GOP will shoot itself in the foot if they send extremist crazy candidates to the November elections.
Compare/contrast a GOP candidate like Glenn Youngkin.
So, the European model, not the North Korea model Democrats prefer.
That type of extremism (of Dems) should be a red flag.
“We the people “!
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This is why State legislatures hijacked the situation versus put it to a referendum
I called this before and I believe some said this shouldn't be put on the ballot. It's clear the the majority of American people believe some version of abortion should be legal.
All Republicans are scum. There is no logic only hate in their actions.
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Normal KS primary turnout: 400K. Tonight: 850K.
There were no other competitive races.
This was abortion - and it is a sign that ought to worry the GOP…
Exactly. The crazier candidates the GOP sends into the ring, the better.
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Very sad if some embrace your immorality, but the fact state voted rather than a fed judge decided
the outcome is exactly what Dobbs v Jackson is about.
I realize that you don't understand this, but you aren't the sharpest knife in the drawer.
The shift is not in the citizens, it’s in the activist R court.
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The“activist”court that said state voters should decide rather than 9 judges per Constitution. Lol.
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Tell us how stealing two Justice appointments isn’t activist.
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What stealing? And their ruling was to defer power to voters. You’re post is inane.
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You and others do not hold the moral high ground...you refuse to understand why and are an
impediment to real progress in reducing the number of abortions.
The statistical reference I regularly post...i.e. 80-90% of Americans insist that abortion be legal in at least some cases is not a "Popularity Poll"...it is an expression of their morality...if you have an ounce on intellectual integrity you'll seek to understand WHY that is, was and will be.
This issue will continue to be discussed...start doing your homework.
Yeah, your real concern was democracy, not the zygotes.
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Your too hyper pro abortion to carry on a reasonable discussion.
Of course, my first concern is human life.
My point regarding Dobbs stands. Debate the merits or spew radicalism about something you claim to be above caring about personally. Your choice. But my statement stands unassailed.
Hayseeds.
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Hayseeds with daughters.
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So, Hayseeds are good when they vote for you, and not when then don't. You actually despise them all
but you know they are good for political power sometimes.
Hayseeds are hayseeds, Ned. Jesus loves them. So do I.
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Everyone sees through your lies.
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Most of Kansas abortions are performed on poor black people. I think this is why he's happy.
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Don't just love the daughters you want.
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That's very well put, Baron.
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Indeed. He's pretty selective in who he loves and who he wants to kill.
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Aren't we all though? I mean I have a few neighbors who are asking for it.
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