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I'm not sure that holding up the PACT Act for legislative revenge is the winning play the GOP conference thinks it is.
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Is it any surprise they turned their backs on our veterans? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Scott, I was worried something happened to you. You've missed a few typos.
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If you judge Republicans by their words, they’re horrible.
If you judge them by their actions, they’re even worse. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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NO is gonna win in Kansas.
This is a political earthquake. Roe woke up a giant. Complete game-changer heading into the midterms. They tried every dirty trick in the book. It didn't help. “Let the states decide.” …5 weeks later… “No, that’s not what we meant!l!” Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Georgia residents can now claim embryos as dependents on their tax returns, after the state banned most abortions.
Wow talk about bribery. Why else would GA do this ? They could have have done this prior to Roe being overturned Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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You won’t see red states putting abortion on the ballot anytime soon Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Hoping that turnout by women saying FU for thinking you can take my rights away transfers to the midterms and even 24. Kansas is as red as red gets and women turned out in big numbers, could be the Row decision comes back to bite the GOP.
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Make no mistake, the anti-choice movement is going to look at what happened in Kansas and decide that their best path to criminalize abortion is a federal ban.
That’s what they’re planning, and that's what's on the ballot this November. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I believe the GOP has started to experience the “find out” portion of the program
Cecile Richards said that 20% of the ballots in Kansas had no votes cast for anything other than the Abortion issue..... Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
IN state Rep. Davisson (R) argues for requiring forced birth of non-viable fetuses.
Asked what he would tell children of a mother going through pregnancy resulting in stillbirth: "[None] of us are guaranteed tomorrow. We must accept death as a consequence of life." Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
IF indeed the Catholic Church gave $3mil to defeat the Kansas referendum then the Church needs to be taxed. They have forfeited the right to not pay taxes. They have become directly political. Tax them.
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Eli Lilly and cummins both major Employers in Indiana said they will start hiring more people outside of Indiana because of the abortion ban.
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abortion saves greedy corporations a lot of money.....maternity/paternity leave and replacing those workers during that time is expensive
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Don't worry, Indiana has that covered. I don't think they offer parental leave.
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New mothers, fathers, adoptive and foster parents will now be able to take 10 weeks off from work without missing a paycheck. A birth mother will also have 8 weeks of paid leave for physical recovery for a total of 18 paid weeks. In addition, all new parents may take 10 weeks of unpaid leave. The new program takes effect Jan. 1, 2019. Cummins Maternity & Paternity Leave 12 weeks paid for primary parent, 6 weeks for secondary parent. |
Snarky one those aren't State mandated
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It shows that certain States are concerned with the fetus but don't care about the baby.
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I've never heard a pregnant mom refer to the baby inside her as a fetus, though I've been hearing "certain leftists" insisting recently that a baby in the womb is not a baby, maybe this is the plan to change yet another definition.....pete doesn't even consider it life....sooooooo |
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Would I prefer an 80% chance of being born and having 100% chance of being a full citizen with rights, or a 100% chance of being born and a 50% chance of having rights? It's not hard when you look at it that way. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The Indiana legislature banned abortion because if the Indiana people were allowed to vote, they would've pulled a Kansas.
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So now domestic violence is a misdemeanor in Indiana but getting an abortion is now a Class 5 felony. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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