Abortion-rights advocates win in 4 states, clear way to overturn Missouri ban but lose in Florida

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WASHINGTON — Voters in Missouri cleared the way to undo one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans in one of four victories Tuesday for abortion rights advocates, while Florida defeated a similar constitutional amendment, leaving in place a law barring most abortions after the first six weeks of pregnancy.

Abortion rights amendments also passed in Colorado and Maryland. Another that bans discrimination on the basis of “pregnancy outcomes” prevailed in New York.


This exercise of the Democratic process brought to you by the USSC in Dobbs
Dobbs
- working as intended.
 
WASHINGTON — Voters in Missouri cleared the way to undo one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans in one of four victories Tuesday for abortion rights advocates, while Florida defeated a similar constitutional amendment, leaving in place a law barring most abortions after the first six weeks of pregnancy.

Abortion rights amendments also passed in Colorado and Maryland. Another that bans discrimination on the basis of “pregnancy outcomes” prevailed in New York.


This exercise of the Democratic process brought to you by the USSC in Dobbs
Dobbs
- working as intended.
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Yhat is the right of the citizens of Missouri. They've voted to change the their law....
 
WASHINGTON — Voters in Missouri cleared the way to undo one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans in one of four victories Tuesday for abortion rights advocates, while Florida defeated a similar constitutional amendment, leaving in place a law barring most abortions after the first six weeks of pregnancy.

Abortion rights amendments also passed in Colorado and Maryland. Another that bans discrimination on the basis of “pregnancy outcomes” prevailed in New York.


This exercise of the Democratic process brought to you by the USSC in Dobbs
Dobbs
- working as intended.

Not sure how that can be if 57% vote against a draconian law in Florida, the Nazi Governor threatens TV stations who play commercials against it, and we still end up with the draconian law.

Seems like the opposite of Democracy to me.
 
That's the way it's supposed to be. Instead of a dictatorship that decrees that all abortion is legal we have the voters dealing with the issue by state.
 
WASHINGTON — Voters in Missouri cleared the way to undo one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans in one of four victories Tuesday for abortion rights advocates, while Florida defeated a similar constitutional amendment, leaving in place a law barring most abortions after the first six weeks of pregnancy.

Abortion rights amendments also passed in Colorado and Maryland. Another that bans discrimination on the basis of “pregnancy outcomes” prevailed in New York.


This exercise of the Democratic process brought to you by the USSC in Dobbs
Dobbs
- working as intended.
one good thing about this is fewer democrats beings theyre going to murder their children before they even get a chance to say DONT KILL ME MOM
 
one good thing about this is fewer democrats beings theyre going to murder their children before they even get a chance to say DONT KILL ME MOM

Democrats are smart enough to use birth control.

It's the dumb conservatives who end up going to abortion clinics.
 
Not sure how that can be if 57% vote against a draconian law in Florida, the Nazi Governor threatens TV stations who play commercials against it, and we still end up with the draconian law.

Seems like the opposite of Democracy to me.
The fact that TV stations play paid ads stating the opinion of one group of people is actually a benefit of democracy, not the downfall of it. By your logic, any differing opinion would be the opposite of democracy. Sounds more like North Korea to me.
 
Not sure how that can be if 57% vote against a draconian law in Florida, the Nazi Governor threatens TV stations who play commercials against it, and we still end up with the draconian law.

Seems like the opposite of Democracy to me.

because Constitutional amendments in Florida require 60% approval to pass.
 
Again, sounds like the opposite of Democracy to me.

Again, we aren't Democracies, at the State or Federal level. We are Constitutional Republics, and part of that is making changing Constitutions not subject to the tyranny of the majority.
 
Not sure how that can be if 57% vote against a draconian law in Florida, the Nazi Governor threatens TV stations who play commercials against it, and we still end up with the draconian law.

Seems like the opposite of Democracy to me.
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It's called "Home Rule".

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It's called "Home Rule".

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Naw, guy, it's called a minority bullying the majority.

DeSatan is going to get his in the midterms.
 
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