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That's absurd. She's completely insane like he is.
Agreed but I found it rather intriguing.
That's absurd. She's completely insane like he is.
See the thing is, people on the left complain about their comrades all the time. We all b itc h and moan about our team constantly. Millions of democrats who voted for Obama one year did not vote for Hillary in another. We hold them accountable, or at least attempt to.
We hold each other accountable too. People aim their arrows at me on this forum. Kep and Handy go at each other all the time. I've even seen plenty of criticism directed at the most reasonable posters in this forum who are almost always measured and low key with their posts. But the other side? No. Fucking. Way. Lock (goose) step in place with each other 99.9999999999% of the time. All those trump loving morons who complained about J.D. Vance in Ohio being a trump supporter in name only? Come November they ain't pulling the lever for Tim Ryan, who at the very least would be an open-minded competent establishment member of the Senate. No they will ALL vote for Vance, some of them singing the same "both sides do it" song.
SO long story short, if you pull the "both sides are bad" trope out of your pocket, you are at best a clueless (and sadly gullible and naive) idiot who is doing the bidding of fascists and authoritarians. And anything less than at best you are complicit in the downfall and should be considered an enemy of the good and of this failing democracy we call the United States of America.
Being in power when times are tough is the worst possible position for a political party to be in.
Susan "I'm so full of **** I squeak going into a turn" Collins, despite claiming she's pro-choice, said she will vote against the bill to formally legalize abortion nationally.
Susan "I'm so full of **** I squeak going into a turn" Collins, despite claiming she's pro-choice, said she will vote against the bill to formally legalize abortion nationally.
Bahahahahahaha she’s being forced to be honest.
what a fucking cunt
Why do you care? You're a straight, white, Christian, educated American male who makes a fuck ton of money. Elections don't touch you.
We've got active senators that are undermining the votes that THEY made, ...
Sorry, which current members of Congress were around in 1973 when the Court made its ruling and it basically became the law of the land? Hell, how many were even around in 1991 (?) when Casey upheld Roe and further entrenched it as precedent? No recent Congress has done anything because it had become very entrenched over 50 years, and there were more than enough other problems to take care of rather than those that had been very largely moved out of their control.
Congress has had the power to codify that decision from a "ruling" to hard law, and hasn't done it for 50 years.
And Joe Biden has been in DC since January 3, 1973 as either Senator or President of US Senate or POTUS (save for a recent particular four year stretch).
We're talking 50 years. Besides Biden, Senators Leahy's been there 48; Markey 45, Wyden 41, SCHUMER 41, and Rep Steny Hoyer 40. And they knew how to write the bill: align it to the Court's decision on Roe.
Right, and if they wanted to they could have codified every single thing that has been decided and reaffirmed by every single SCOTUS decision just to be safe. Yes, they could do it; well, they could write it and bring it up for vote certainly; it also very well might fail and they know that ahead of time, and thus they would not waste time on such a fool's errand. But yes they could do it. Even though by the time anyone but the handful of people you mentioned, certainly nowhere near enough to actually pass anything, got into office it was seen as the upheld law of the land, so at that point the most effective thing they could do would be to make sure the Senate was appointing the justices they want to make sure it was continually upheld. But yes, I suppose they could do it. So yes, congrats on feeling you made some deep point there.
Right, and if they wanted to they could have codified every single thing that has been decided and reaffirmed by every single SCOTUS decision just to be safe. Yes, they could do it; well, they could write it and bring it up for vote certainly; it also very well might fail and they know that ahead of time, and thus they would not waste time on such a fool's errand. But yes they could do it. Even though by the time anyone but the handful of people you mentioned, certainly nowhere near enough to actually pass anything, got into office it was seen as the upheld law of the land, so at that point the most effective thing they could do would be to make sure the Senate was appointing the justices they want to make sure it was continually upheld. But yes, I suppose they could do it. So yes, congrats on feeling you made some deep point there.
LA amended their language today to insure Ectopic pregnancies are included in homicide.
I’m literally sick to my stomach right now. Nothing is more painful than an ectopic pregnancy and I can vouch.
Maybe I can be thrown in jail for mine retroactively. Literally sentencing women to jail for homicide for something they have no control over.
trying to think of the equivalent for all the men out there. You have a prostate issue? Jail!
trying to think of the equivalent for all the men out there. You have a prostate issue? Jail!
LA amended their language today to insure Ectopic pregnancies are included in homicide.
I’m literally sick to my stomach right now. Nothing is more painful than an ectopic pregnancy and I can vouch.
Maybe I can be thrown in jail for mine retroactively. Literally sentencing women to jail for homicide for something they have no control over.
trying to think of the equivalent for all the men out there. You have a prostate issue? Jail!