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Originally Posted by spence
Yes, to allow women access to birth control. Put some time in and you'll quickly see you don't know what you're talking about.
Maybe you should look at their access to contraception as well as national numbers.
New Haven is still doing surprisingly well. Plenty of blame to go around but I think one of the biggest issues CT has faced is that NYC and Boston became more desirable places for young people to live in the last 20 years. Has less to do with politics than just mega trends.
Clinton's welfare reform was a bipartisan deal during a booming economy, what happened to those people when it crashed?
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i grew up in west haven, bordered new haven. new haven is a sh*thole, and sinking fast. so i have no clue what you’re referring to, maybe you tied a sweater around
your neck and enjoyed hot toddies on yale campus, most of the rest of the city is disgusting.
you’re saying abortions are due to a lack of
birth control. who are these millions of women who can’t get condoms? they all live in the alaskan bush? weak, weak argument.
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