Lastamender
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I proved it. The numbers are posted and no one disputes them. Or you cannot find anyone who does.I don't have to. You have to prove an allegation not demand a rebuttal.
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I proved it. The numbers are posted and no one disputes them. Or you cannot find anyone who does.I don't have to. You have to prove an allegation not demand a rebuttal.
There's not much thinking going on.I don't get how it can even be this close! Who are all these people voting for Harris? What are they voting for? Did they learn NOTHING after voting for Biden?
You have abortion which is bigger than I thought it would be....hell there's a percentage of men hanging on that issue.
Polls are snapshot in time and mean nothing.
Trafalgar is notably far right wing.
It's a dead even race right now.
That is a fair summary, which mirrors Trump's issues with MI and WI.NBC is reporting the Harris Campaign is seeing the same results...
“There has been a thought that maybe Michigan or Wisconsin will fall off,” said a senior Harris campaign official, who stressed that the bigger concern is over Michigan. Two other people with knowledge of campaign strategy — who, like others in this article, were granted anonymity to speak candidly — also underscored deep concern about Michigan. Those people still believe that all the states are close and that there are alternative routes to victory"
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Democrats brace for a possible crack in the blue wall and signs of North Carolina slipping
The Harris campaign has privately flagged concerns about Michigan. But officials stress the race is close across the board.www.nbcnews.com
I just saw a tape on TV of Harris being interviewed saying that the CHOICE of abortion (right to one's body) has been taken away and must be restored and Harris will do that!
NO IT HASN'T. If you actually look, nearly all states are essentially still following RvW. They still allow abortion. One state allows 20 weeks, another state allows 15 weeks. A very few only allow 6 weeks. Maybe 1-3 are trying to not allow any abortion at all. It is all still in flux. Abortions are actually UP since the Dobbs decision! Yet no interviewer ever points any of that out.
Further, is it really only the woman's body? What about the SEPARATE body of the fetus? That is ANOTHER body. Then there is the matter of responsibility. For the most part, there are many responsible ways of avoiding unwanted pregnancies--- why is this never mentioned? Does no one ever wonder that if women were held to some level of responsibility for wanton sex, they might try harder to NOT get pregnant in the first place rather than just considering the fetus a disposable entity to be spit out when inconvenient?
I am staunchly pro-life; However I am not a woman and I don't see myself as having any authority in this argument. I also do not see the sense of expending energies to convince people who are determined to be pro-life choice to change their minds.
The only issue I will argue with is being forced to pay for their decision.
If you make that decision pay for it yourself. That is the one and only issue I see here...the rest of it is a complete waste of time in my opinion.
Not that I don't value the life of The unborn but I am absolutely powerless to affect it one way or another.