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More than 352k people have registered to vote in Georgia this year, sending voting rolls to record high. 47% of new registrants are minorities, 45% under 30 -
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NOW From a GOP Senate staffer: "The Civil War tweet is a tipping point for some, but not all." Says Trump's actions are pushing the GOP toward removal if that vote comes. It boils down to
@senatemajldr . "If Sen. McConnell votes for removal, then it's over." |
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Do you think New Englanders care about policy affecting agriculture in the Mid West, or Nebraska cares about policy that affects the fishing industry in New England. Does Texas care about policy affecting the Lumber industry in Washington State. Every state/area in the country has their own economies based on their local industries. This is why Hillary lost, because she didn’t care to waste time on the interior of America, didn’t even really acknowledge their concerns and Jim’s map shows that. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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there, which is different from the culture in middle america. the coasts are where a majority of the swells live, people who think that drinking hot toddies with cashmere sweaters tied around their necks is the zenith of civilization, especially if god plays no role. in flyover country, they view things differently. they view family, religion, guns, and patriotism, differently. disagree all you want, as the inability to recognize that will not help the democrats in 2020. thanks for telling me that land doesn’t vote, though. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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you are an absolute joke. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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if you don’t like it, like everything else in the constitution, there’s a mechanism to change it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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warren does everything she can to avoid an answer. who has come out against it, besides Gabbard? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Even though that’s not the case, but believe what you will. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I wonder what these child activists claiming their future has been stolen from them by adults think of abortion?
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it. meaning, they support the right if the moms to abort until birth. and why shouldn’t they? if the issue centers around the moms bodily self autonomy, why wouldn’t you support abortion until birth? it’s still the moms body. can you explain? it makes zero sense. zip. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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notion of two America’s? fascinating... so explain obamas “bitter clingers” comment and hilary’s “deplorables” comment? i see one america, but we aren’t all the same, there are regional and cultural differences. as your side likes to say ( but the don’t mean), diversity is good. liberals celebrate diversity of everything, except in ideas. love the notion that only republicans are divisive. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Abortions at more than 24 weeks are around 1% Abortion numbers have been going down consistently Meanwhile, Infant mortality is worse in the US than any of the G20 Birthweight is decreasing Average birth cost is over 30K, the highest in the world You can ask your physician why late term abortions are necessary, he likely can explain the reasons they are performed better than I. There is far more that can be done for life than trying to legislate medical procedures and reducing the availability of birth control. But building a moat, filling it with alligators and snakes and shooting border crossers is ok. Just in the legs |
Pete, i am aware that most abortions aren’t late term. you guys have a real back for
answering a question no one asked. Why should any pro choice person object to late term abortion? how does that make any sense? if you say it’s not a person and the mom has the right to bodily self autonomy ( which is what they all say), why does the right to self autonomy end at some arbitrary, meaningless point of pregnancy? It’s still the moms body. Where’s the logic? Any chance you can address the question i’m asking? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Because it is purely a political question and will be used with a ghastly graphic to attack.
Not in a truthful manner, nobody gleefully pursues abortions or the legislation thereof. I guarantee that if a politician answers that question, their smiling face will be used in an attack ad with that statement and a picture of a dead baby. |
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it’s not remotely political, it’s logical. if the entire pro choice movement is based on the premise that a woman can do what she wants with her body and that the thing inside her isn’t human, why does that position evaporate suddenly at some random point during pregnancy? you can’t answer logically obviously, because there isn’t an answer with a speck of logic. you’re also not honest enough to admit that, so you desperately dance around it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Watch this, but you won't get a politician to say it for the reasons I put forth previously.
It is a woman's body and her decision, mind your own #^&#^&#^&#^&ing business. You complain that liberals want to tax soft drinks with the goal of reducing healthcare costs and reducing the obesity of Americans, saying people should have the right to do whatever they want and it doesn't matter if they die. But you claim the right to control women, their physicians and their decisions. |
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you’re getting a little worked up here. why not just answer the question. it’s much more logically consistent, to say that the mom has that right throughout, and therefore support abortion until birth. i don’t agree with that, but i concede the logical consistency. you cannot win this pete, i literally have all the cards. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Not in a truthful manner, nobody gleefully pursues abortions or the legislation thereof, are you that stupid that you cannot see it. My opinion is still: It is a woman's body and her decision, mind your own #^&#^&#^&#^&ing business. So, I have answered your question. Tell me why legislating for public health regarding disease is bad, but legislating for public health regarding reproductive control is acceptable? How did this get to government intrusion into citizens lives from Trump's PR meltdown? |
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loathing masochists? and you you support abortion until the moment of birth? not sure how we got here...happy to drop it. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Funny how’s its a women’s issue , until we have to discuss child support. Then it’s a “It takes two” issue.
What if the mother is pro life and the father is pro choice? Does this absolve him of child support? What if it’s reversed, does that mean he now has no say on whether to keep it or not? It’s not as cut and dry as it’s her body and she can do what she wants. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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20% want no limit As far as I'm concerned it's between you and your god or lack thereof, I feel no more guilt about other peoples behavior than I do about black people being brought to this country as slaves. Perhaps you do |
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"In a shocking exchange during a press conference, a reporter directly asked the Finnish president, "What kind of favors has Mr. Trump asked from you?” referencing President Trump's call with the Ukranian president at the center of an impeachment inquiry."
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Fake news Pal
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