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jonstl08

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6. Yep

Reply to New Breed Leader (Original post)

Thu Sep 2, 2021, 09:15 AM

Sep 2021

GOP does not want to outlaw abortion. Been saying this for years. Outlawing abortion was always their main source of revenue for conservative christians to donate to their campaigns. If that goes away then they will have to find a new source. Cannot be ANTI LBGT since most of the population especially younger people support rights for them.

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TX law could flip the script on abortion politics [View all] New Breed Leader Sep 2021 OP

Could? Sherman A1 Sep 2021 #1

I think he made a good point here... secondwind Sep 2021 #2

He "could" have Sherman A1 Sep 2021 #7

I think that could happen. Can we please get some folks into the DNC who can take advantage of Demsrule86 Sep 2021 #3

Jamie Harrison does have a 50 state strategy with boots on the ground door knocking efforts PortTack Sep 2021 #10

I think red states get redder but purple states may get bluer MatthewG. Sep 2021 #4

Agree..NC is going to be one to watch in the midterms PortTack Sep 2021 #11

Would the equal rights amendment have protected us against this? Walleye Sep 2021 #5

Yep jonstl08 Sep 2021 #6

Hopefully Mad_Machine76 Sep 2021 #8

I agree completely Chainfire Sep 2021 #9

The Texas legislation will be seen as a huge win for rightwingers. Chainfire Sep 2021 #12