Abortion Poll

[martybegan]

Abortion poll: Most Americans oppose 'fetal heartbeat' laws, closing of all clinics in a state

America has spoken, and the majority are against fetal heartbeat laws that abound in states supportive of President Brokeahontas.

So, it's way past time for the "pro birth" cults to slink back under their rocks and shut the f... up. Think about it; they want births but could then care less about the child's welfare.

Three-quarters of Americans say they want to keep in place the landmark Supreme Court ruling, Roe v. Wade

A total of 77% say the Supreme Court should uphold Roe, but within that there's a lot of nuance — 26% say they would like to see it remain in place, but with more restrictions added; 21% want to see Roe expanded to establish the right to abortion under any circumstance; 16% want to keep it the way it is; and 14% want to see some of the restrictions allowed under Roe reduced. Just 13% overall say it should be overturned.

So you pro lifers represent 13% of our population. Fuck off!

How many actually know what would happen IF Roe was overturned?

Do most think Abortion would be made illegal nationally?

And also, lol, polls.

What would happen?

What would happen is the next time Republicans took over the Governors office in Michigan they would ban abortion in the state. Since 77% of the people want abortion to remain legal, I say that's a great reason to never vote for a GOP governor ever again.

77% of the people POLLED want Roe to remain the same, without the qualifiers needed to know what their exact opinion would be.

How would a Governor of a State unilaterally ban abortion without a law being put in place by the State's legislature?

Abortion bans would only happen in places where it had popular support.

Bullshit. For example right now Michigan is not that red of a state but both state houses are run by Republicans. How is that possible? Gerrymandering. That's why Michigan voters voted to do away with the practice.

So even though 77% of Michiganders are pro choice, if a Republican were our governor he could very easily put restrictions on abortion.

In fact Republicans are trying but they know our governor will veto it.

Right to Life plans to bypass Whitmer's expected veto of abortion bills

Don't play stupid while you ban something that only 13% of us object to. And why? Because of your religous beliefs? Keep it to yourselves.

77% are pro choice? how so?

Ah the poll again. LOL polls.

Keep harping the poll numbers as something legitimate and final. it makes you look like the moron we all know you actually are.

 

[sealybobo]

Three-quarters of Americans say they want to keep in place the landmark Supreme Court ruling, Roe v. Wade

A total of 77% say the Supreme Court should uphold Roe, but within that there's a lot of nuance — 26% say they would like to see it remain in place, but with more restrictions added; 21% want to see Roe expanded to establish the right to abortion under any circumstance; 16% want to keep it the way it is; and 14% want to see some of the restrictions allowed under Roe reduced. Just 13% overall say it should be overturned.

So you pro lifers represent 13% of our population. Fuck off!

How many actually know what would happen IF Roe was overturned?

Do most think Abortion would be made illegal nationally?

And also, lol, polls.

What would happen?

What would happen is the next time Republicans took over the Governors office in Michigan they would ban abortion in the state. Since 77% of the people want abortion to remain legal, I say that's a great reason to never vote for a GOP governor ever again.

77% of the people POLLED want Roe to remain the same, without the qualifiers needed to know what their exact opinion would be.

How would a Governor of a State unilaterally ban abortion without a law being put in place by the State's legislature?

Abortion bans would only happen in places where it had popular support.

Bullshit. For example right now Michigan is not that red of a state but both state houses are run by Republicans. How is that possible? Gerrymandering. That's why Michigan voters voted to do away with the practice.

So even though 77% of Michiganders are pro choice, if a Republican were our governor he could very easily put restrictions on abortion.

In fact Republicans are trying but they know our governor will veto it.

Right to Life plans to bypass Whitmer's expected veto of abortion bills

Don't play stupid while you ban something that only 13% of us object to. And why? Because of your religous beliefs? Keep it to yourselves.

77% are pro choice? how so?

Ah the poll again. LOL polls.

Keep harping the poll numbers as something legitimate and final. it makes you look like the moron we all know you actually are.

Trump's favorability flounders in key 2020 battleground states: polls

 

[sealybobo]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

 

[martybegan]

How many actually know what would happen IF Roe was overturned?

Do most think Abortion would be made illegal nationally?

And also, lol, polls.

What would happen?

What would happen is the next time Republicans took over the Governors office in Michigan they would ban abortion in the state. Since 77% of the people want abortion to remain legal, I say that's a great reason to never vote for a GOP governor ever again.

77% of the people POLLED want Roe to remain the same, without the qualifiers needed to know what their exact opinion would be.

How would a Governor of a State unilaterally ban abortion without a law being put in place by the State's legislature?

Abortion bans would only happen in places where it had popular support.

Bullshit. For example right now Michigan is not that red of a state but both state houses are run by Republicans. How is that possible? Gerrymandering. That's why Michigan voters voted to do away with the practice.

So even though 77% of Michiganders are pro choice, if a Republican were our governor he could very easily put restrictions on abortion.

In fact Republicans are trying but they know our governor will veto it.

Right to Life plans to bypass Whitmer's expected veto of abortion bills

Don't play stupid while you ban something that only 13% of us object to. And why? Because of your religous beliefs? Keep it to yourselves.

77% are pro choice? how so?

Ah the poll again. LOL polls.

Keep harping the poll numbers as something legitimate and final. it makes you look like the moron we all know you actually are.

Trump's favorability flounders in key 2020 battleground states: polls

Wow, now you are going off-topic. Try to stay more focused.

 

[martybegan]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

 

[sealybobo]

Within the big three that put Trump over the top in the electoral college in 2016, his approval hasn’t changed much in Pennsylvania, where it went from -5 to -7. In Michigan, it went from -8 to -12 and in Wisconsin it remained steady at -13. In other words, things don’t look good for Trump in any of them.

In a few states where Trump won with larger margins, the drop over the last year has been more precipitous:

• North Carolina went from +3 to -4.
• Georgia went from +5 to +1.
• Texas went from +10 to +3.
• Arizona went from 0 to -6.

But here are the real shockers:

• Alaska, which Trump won by over 12 points, went from +10 to 0.
• Kansas, which Trump won by over 20 points, went from +6 to +1.
• Iowa, which Trump won by over 9 points, went from -4 to -12

 

[sealybobo]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

 

[martybegan]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

 

[martybegan]

Within the big three that put Trump over the top in the electoral college in 2016, his approval hasn’t changed much in Pennsylvania, where it went from -5 to -7. In Michigan, it went from -8 to -12 and in Wisconsin it remained steady at -13. In other words, things don’t look good for Trump in any of them.

In a few states where Trump won with larger margins, the drop over the last year has been more precipitous:

• North Carolina went from +3 to -4.
• Georgia went from +5 to +1.
• Texas went from +10 to +3.
• Arizona went from 0 to -6.

But here are the real shockers:

• Alaska, which Trump won by over 12 points, went from +10 to 0.
• Kansas, which Trump won by over 20 points, went from +6 to +1.
• Iowa, which Trump won by over 9 points, went from -4 to -12

Polls, polls and more polls.

November 2020 is the only poll that matters.

 

[Votto]

Abortion poll: Most Americans oppose 'fetal heartbeat' laws, closing of all clinics in a state

America has spoken, and the majority are against fetal heartbeat laws that abound in states supportive of President Brokeahontas.

So, it's way past time for the "pro birth" cults to slink back under their rocks and shut the f... up. Think about it; they want births but could then care less about the child's welfare.

The 6 week rule is a good compromise. The woman has 6 weeks to abort based on the premise that the heart beat denotes a separate life.

But alas, democrats, like the National Socialists they are, never compromise. It is world conquest or to hell with everything and everyone.

 

[martybegan]

Abortion poll: Most Americans oppose 'fetal heartbeat' laws, closing of all clinics in a state

America has spoken, and the majority are against fetal heartbeat laws that abound in states supportive of President Brokeahontas.

So, it's way past time for the "pro birth" cults to slink back under their rocks and shut the f... up. Think about it; they want births but could then care less about the child's welfare.

The 6 week rule is a good compromise. The woman has 6 weeks to abort based on the premise that the heart beat denotes a separate life.

But alas, democrats, like the National Socialists they are, never compromise. It is world conquest or to hell with everything and everyone.

I was always a fan of 1st trimester for whatever reason you want, after that for medical reasons only.

 

[sealybobo]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

 

[martybegan]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

 

[Votto]

Abortion poll: Most Americans oppose 'fetal heartbeat' laws, closing of all clinics in a state

America has spoken, and the majority are against fetal heartbeat laws that abound in states supportive of President Brokeahontas.

So, it's way past time for the "pro birth" cults to slink back under their rocks and shut the f... up. Think about it; they want births but could then care less about the child's welfare.

The 6 week rule is a good compromise. The woman has 6 weeks to abort based on the premise that the heart beat denotes a separate life.

But alas, democrats, like the National Socialists they are, never compromise. It is world conquest or to hell with everything and everyone.

I was always a fan of 1st trimester for whatever reason you want, after that for medical reasons only.

Democrats even refuse to protect the life of a viable infant that was born even though a doctor may have attempted to abort it.

These folks are radical and amoral just like Hitler.

They have no soul.

 

[sealybobo]

One of the most confounding elements of Trump’s presidency has been that his base of supporters seem to support him no matter what he says or does. That has led many of us to think that the one time he told the truth was when he said that he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue in broad daylight and his loyalists would stick with him.

While the president’s overall approval numbers have consistently hovered in the low 40s, Morning Consult has tracked them by state on a monthly basis since January 2017. The trends demonstrate Trump’s vulnerability going into the 2020 election.

As is almost always the case, the American people were willing to give the new president a chance in January 2017

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

Y’all went too far the pendulum is swinging back even though corporations already won with trumps supreme picks.

You’re going to find out how unpopular your party is

 

[martybegan]

Now you are spam posting.

Pathetic.

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

Y’all went too far the pendulum is swinging back even though corporations already won with trumps supreme picks.

You’re going to find out how unpopular your party is

Wow, like the dems aren't going to far.....

 

[sealybobo]

Just the facts maam. Fine don't be worried that he's going to be a 1 term pos.

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

Y’all went too far the pendulum is swinging back even though corporations already won with trumps supreme picks.

You’re going to find out how unpopular your party is

Wow, like the dems aren't going to far.....

Nope. What laws are we trying to undo? Stari decisis? Gerrymandering?

 

[martybegan]

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

Y’all went too far the pendulum is swinging back even though corporations already won with trumps supreme picks.

You’re going to find out how unpopular your party is

Wow, like the dems aren't going to far.....

Nope. What laws are we trying to undo? Stari decisis? Gerrymandering?

Why limit it to laws?

Abortion to the last second before birth
Reparations
Massive Tax increases
Eliminate Religious Freedom
Ban all the Guns

I can go on...

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Kind of like Hillary winning fer suuuure in 2016....

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

Y’all went too far the pendulum is swinging back even though corporations already won with trumps supreme picks.

You’re going to find out how unpopular your party is

Wow, like the dems aren't going to far.....

Nope. What laws are we trying to undo? Stari decisis? Gerrymandering?

Be sure to undo the demoquacks gerrymandering too.

Go ahead and try to deny they do....dare ya

 

[martybegan]

Or trump in 2020

I only think Trump will win in 2020, I am not assuring or assuming anything.

Y’all went too far the pendulum is swinging back even though corporations already won with trumps supreme picks.

You’re going to find out how unpopular your party is

Wow, like the dems aren't going to far.....

Nope. What laws are we trying to undo? Stari decisis? Gerrymandering?

Be sure to undo the demoquacks gerrymandering too.

Go ahead and try to deny they do....dare ya

Just wait until the 2020 NY re-district process. Now that Dems control all three parties involved in the process, expect all sorts of Progressive approved gerrymandering.