Republicans Are Not Celebrating the Texas Abortion Law. Here's Why

[Dana7360]

it's what I have said since the Supreme Court didn't put a stay on the law until the case was heard and decided.

People are now motivated to get out to vote against republicans. Primarily women and women are the majority in our nation.

The republicans shot themselves in the foot with this and most of them know it. Which is why most of them have remained silent on this.

Republicans Are Not Celebrating the Texas Abortion Law. Here's Why

 

[Meister]

A nice msn opinion piece, but is expected from them.
People in Texas are more in tune to what's happening at the
border and who's responsible for that.
But, what ever gets you to sleep nights, go with it.

 

[Rogue AI]

Why would Republicans outside of Texas inject themselves in another state's business?

 

[Baron Von Murderpaws]

What decent human being would CELEBRATE abortion anything?????


Notice I said "DECENT HUMAN BEING".
Of course the Democraps and Libturdz are going to celebrate anything that kills Americans.

 

[Lesh]

Why would Republicans outside of Texas inject themselves in another state's business?

Sorry dud...but this is a national concern.

Red states across the country are getting set to emulate this

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Speaking to The Associated Press, Republican pollster Christine Matthews suggested that some GOP lawmakers may have decided against coming out in support of the measure in case it is used against them in next year's midterms.

"It is going to be a very motivating issue for women who haven't typically been single-issue pro-choice voters," Matthews said.’ ibid

Exactly.

 

[Rogue AI]

Sorry dud...but this is a national concern.

Red states across the country are getting set to emulate this

No, it's a single state concern. Any state that may emulate it would be doing so for THEIR constituents not Texas or anyone else.

Seems only liberals feel the need to whine about things that don't directly concern them. Why is that, dud?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Why would Republicans outside of Texas inject themselves in another state's business?

See post #6

 

[Cellblock2429]

it's what I have said since the Supreme Court didn't put a stay on the law until the case was heard and decided.

People are now motivated to get out to vote against republicans. Primarily women and women are the majority in our nation.

The republicans shot themselves in the foot with this and most of them know it. Which is why most of them have remained silent on this.

Republicans Are Not Celebrating the Texas Abortion Law. Here's Why

/——-/ You think all women March in lockstep with the FemniNazis? No, as always, it will fall along party lines.

 

[Rogue AI]

See post #6

Can you point out any recent legislation in which out of state Republicans commented?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Can you point out any recent legislation in which out of state Republicans commented?

Conservatives trying to downplay or ignore this is a mistake.

 

[Rogue AI]

Conservatives trying to downplay or ignore this is a mistake.

Not likely, it's a state issue. They need to only concern themselves with their own constituents. Only swing districts are likely to be effected.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

it's what I have said since the Supreme Court didn't put a stay on the law until the case was heard and decided.

People are now motivated to get out to vote against republicans. Primarily women and women are the majority in our nation.

The republicans shot themselves in the foot with this and most of them know it. Which is why most of them have remained silent on this.

Republicans Are Not Celebrating the Texas Abortion Law. Here's Why

This law has one purpose---keep you communist shit twinkle-toed cocksuckers the fuck outta Texas.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

A nice msn opinion piece, but is expected from them.
People in Texas are more in tune to what's happening at the
border and who's responsible for that.
But, what ever gets you to sleep nights, go with it.

The reason they're not celebrating it is because, 1) It just took most of the air out of the Afghanistan balloon. 2) Even in mostly red Texas and elsewhere, it futher alienates white suburban college educated women who had a minor inkling about coming back and voting Republican in 2022...whoops...can you say, unforced error?

 

[Dana7360]

Sorry dud...but this is a national concern.

Red states across the country are getting set to emulate this

Yes several of them have already announced they will be passing the same legislation as soon as possible.

 

[Dana7360]

‘Speaking to The Associated Press, Republican pollster Christine Matthews suggested that some GOP lawmakers may have decided against coming out in support of the measure in case it is used against them in next year's midterms.

"It is going to be a very motivating issue for women who haven't typically been single-issue pro-choice voters," Matthews said.’ ibid

Exactly.

Yes I've been saying that since the law went into effect.

 

[Concerned American]

it's what I have said since the Supreme Court didn't put a stay on the law until the case was heard and decided.

People are now motivated to get out to vote against republicans. Primarily women and women are the majority in our nation.

The republicans shot themselves in the foot with this and most of them know it. Which is why most of them have remained silent on this.

Republicans Are Not Celebrating the Texas Abortion Law. Here's Why

Because it is not an abortion law--it has no government penalty. That's why the SCOTUS has not ruled on it.

 

[BertramN]

it's what I have said since the Supreme Court didn't put a stay on the law until the case was heard and decided.

People are now motivated to get out to vote against republicans. Primarily women and women are the majority in our nation.

The republicans shot themselves in the foot with this and most of them know it. Which is why most of them have remained silent on this.

Republicans Are Not Celebrating the Texas Abortion Law. Here's Why

During the decades since the USSC's decision permitting abortion, the GOP has been dangling-the-carrot of overturning Roe v Wade in front of their anti-choice base, always promising, "This will be the year."

It has been the issue Republican candidates promised to "fix" that put (and kept) most of them in office election after election.

The Texas law will screw countless GOP politicians in the 2022 Mid-terms. Without the abortion issue, and with the trump influence polluting right-wing politics, the measure of fascism is all that remains to separate one Republican politician from another.



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[Concerned American]

During the decades since the USSC's decision permitting abortion, the GOP has been dangling-the-carrot of overturning Roe v Wade in front of their anti-choice base, always promising, "This will be the year."

It has been the issue Republican candidates promised to "fix" that put (and kept) most of them in office election after election.

The Texas law will screw countless GOP politicians in the 2022 Mid-terms. Without the abortion issue, and with the trump influence polluting right-wing politics, the measure of fascism is all that remains to separate one Republican politician from another.



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Wishful Thinking on your part.

 

[Rogue AI]

During the decades since the USSC's decision permitting abortion, the GOP has been dangling-the-carrot of overturning Roe v Wade in front of their anti-choice base, always promising, "This will be the year."

It has been the issue Republican candidates promised to "fix" that put (and kept) most of them in office election after election.

The Texas law will screw countless GOP politicians in the 2022 Mid-terms. Without the abortion issue, and with the trump influence polluting right-wing politics, the measure of fascism is all that remains to separate one Republican politician from another.



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There's always putting that gay marriage thing in the states hands'. We already know how Roberts feels about it. There are plenty of issues to band decent folks together.