End of Roe Vs Wade?

[Derf]

A crushingly restrictive abortion ban with no exceptions for circumstances of rape or incest failed in the South Carolina Senate on Thursday after a Republican member threatened to filibuster the bill:

South Carolina’s Near-Total Abortion Ban Fails in Senate

“I’m here to tell you I’m not going to let it happen,” state Sen. Tom Davis, a Republican, said of the legislation.

www.thedailybeast.com

Such is killing the Republican Party. Not that they weren't already culpable for the abortion deaths due to wicked judges that legalized it nationally in the first place. But Trump showed a bit of repentance, which might actually slow down God's impending acts of justice.

The wording is odd, considering the available methods of abortion: "crushingly restrictive", meant to restrict crushing those made in the image of God to death.

 

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Lindsey Graham’s anti-abortion legislation once unified the Republican Party. The 15-week abortion ban he pitched Tuesday had the exact opposite effect.

The South Carolina senator chose a uniquely tense moment to unveil his party’s first bill limiting abortion access since this summer’s watershed reversal of Roe v. Wade. It was designed as a nod to anti-abortion activists who have never felt more emboldened. Yet Graham’s bill also attempted to skate past a Republican Party that’s divided over whether Congress should even be legislating on abortion after the Supreme Court struck down a nationwide right to terminate pregnancies.

And some fellow Republicans said they were highly perplexed at Graham’s decision to introduce a new abortion ban — more conservative than his previous proposals — at a precarious moment for the party.

“I don’t think there’s an appetite for a national platform here. My state, today, is working on this. I’m not sure what he’s thinking here. But I don’t think there will be a rallying around that concept,” said Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.). “I don’t think there’s much of an appetite to go that direction.”

Graham's abortion ban stuns Senate GOP

His past, less conservative pitch won him some Democratic votes. But most Republicans stiff-armed him Tuesday as they face abortion-rights backers ascendant after Roe's reversal.

www.politico.com

 

[marke]

Lindsey Graham’s anti-abortion legislation once unified the Republican Party. The 15-week abortion ban he pitched Tuesday had the exact opposite effect.

The South Carolina senator chose a uniquely tense moment to unveil his party’s first bill limiting abortion access since this summer’s watershed reversal of Roe v. Wade. It was designed as a nod to anti-abortion activists who have never felt more emboldened. Yet Graham’s bill also attempted to skate past a Republican Party that’s divided over whether Congress should even be legislating on abortion after the Supreme Court struck down a nationwide right to terminate pregnancies.

And some fellow Republicans said they were highly perplexed at Graham’s decision to introduce a new abortion ban — more conservative than his previous proposals — at a precarious moment for the party.

“I don’t think there’s an appetite for a national platform here. My state, today, is working on this. I’m not sure what he’s thinking here. But I don’t think there will be a rallying around that concept,” said Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.). “I don’t think there’s much of an appetite to go that direction.”

Graham's abortion ban stuns Senate GOP

His past, less conservative pitch won him some Democratic votes. But most Republicans stiff-armed him Tuesday as they face abortion-rights backers ascendant after Roe's reversal.

www.politico.com

Nobody should compromise on abortion if it means innocent unborn babies will be murdered by abortion.

 

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Nobody should compromise on abortion if it means innocent unborn babies will be murdered by abortion.

Republicans compromise on abortion all the time. They can't help themselves. It's just what they do. But you'll keep voting for them, right?

 

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Longtime Republican dirty trickster Roger Stone on Tuesday evening accused GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina of helping Democrats hold control of the U.S. Senate during the 2022 midterms.

"Willful sabotage," Stone posted to Donald Trump's Truth Social website.

"The states must decide whether to regulate or ban abortion," Stone declared after Graham vowed a vote on a nationwide, 15-week abortion ban.

Stone has long been in favor of abortion rights.

Roger Stone told the newspaper, ''I think you can be pro-choice and respect life,'' he said. ''I think that reflects the view of most Republicans. And I believe this is a clear issue of government interference into our private lives. As far as I'm concerned, that's basic, Barry Goldwater conservatism.''

Roger Stone accuses Lindsey Graham of 'willful sabotage'

Longtime Republican dirty trickster Roger Stone on Tuesday evening accused GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina of helping Democrats hold control of the U.S. Senate during the 2022 midterms."Willful sabotage," Stone posted to Donald Trump's Truth Social website."The states must decide...

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At a time when some Republican candidates in swing states are softening their anti-abortion rhetoric and fear that the overturning of Roe v. Wade will help their Democratic opponents, Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has proposed a federal anti-abortion law. Graham’s bill, unveiled on Tuesday, September 13, proposes a national abortion ban not long after a pregnancy’s first trimester. This is, according to Graham’s critics, a total flip flop from what Graham was saying earlier this year, when the Republican senator applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization as a victory for states’ rights.

The federal government, Graham previously said, needs to stay out of abortion and leave it up to the individual states. Now, he is pushing an anti-abortion law at the federal level. Graham’s bill isn’t as extreme as what many MAGA Republicans have been proposing at the state level, including banning abortion from the moment of conception even in cases of rape or incest and even if the woman’s life is in danger. But it is, Graham’s critics are saying, a flip flop from what he said earlier this year.

“At a moment when Republican candidates are furiously scrubbing evidence of their extreme anti-abortion views from their websites, Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (S.C.) has underscored the determination of Republicans to enact a regime of forced birth throughout the United States,” Rubin explains. “Graham introduced a bill on Tuesday — just eight weeks before Election Day — that would impose a nationwide abortion ban after 15 weeks of pregnancy, barely into the second trimester. While he provides an exception in cases where the pregnancy would kill the woman, he provides no other exceptions to protect the health of women. Given the overwhelming popularity of the pro-choice position — even in red states such as Kansas — the proposal is a gift to Democrats.”

Why Lindsey Graham’s anti-abortion bill is a major 'gift to Democrats': conservative

At a time when some Republican candidates in swing states are softening their anti-abortion rhetoric and fear that the overturning of Roe v. Wade will help their Democratic opponents, Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has proposed a federal anti-abortion law. Graham’s bill, unveiled on...

www.rawstory.com

 

[marke]

Republicans compromise on abortion all the time. They can't help themselves. It's just what they do. But you'll keep voting for them, right?

You want I should vote for democrats because a few republicans compromise on abortion?

 

[marke]

At a time when some Republican candidates in swing states are softening their anti-abortion rhetoric and fear that the overturning of Roe v. Wade will help their Democratic opponents, Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has proposed a federal anti-abortion law. Graham’s bill, unveiled on Tuesday, September 13, proposes a national abortion ban not long after a pregnancy’s first trimester. This is, according to Graham’s critics, a total flip flop from what Graham was saying earlier this year, when the Republican senator applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization as a victory for states’ rights.

The federal government, Graham previously said, needs to stay out of abortion and leave it up to the individual states. Now, he is pushing an anti-abortion law at the federal level. Graham’s bill isn’t as extreme as what many MAGA Republicans have been proposing at the state level, including banning abortion from the moment of conception even in cases of rape or incest and even if the woman’s life is in danger. But it is, Graham’s critics are saying, a flip flop from what he said earlier this year.

“At a moment when Republican candidates are furiously scrubbing evidence of their extreme anti-abortion views from their websites, Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (S.C.) has underscored the determination of Republicans to enact a regime of forced birth throughout the United States,” Rubin explains. “Graham introduced a bill on Tuesday — just eight weeks before Election Day — that would impose a nationwide abortion ban after 15 weeks of pregnancy, barely into the second trimester. While he provides an exception in cases where the pregnancy would kill the woman, he provides no other exceptions to protect the health of women. Given the overwhelming popularity of the pro-choice position — even in red states such as Kansas — the proposal is a gift to Democrats.”

Why Lindsey Graham’s anti-abortion bill is a major 'gift to Democrats': conservative

At a time when some Republican candidates in swing states are softening their anti-abortion rhetoric and fear that the overturning of Roe v. Wade will help their Democratic opponents, Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has proposed a federal anti-abortion law. Graham’s bill, unveiled on...

www.rawstory.com

The Bible predicts a great turning away from God in the last days.

 

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You want I should vote for democrats because a few republicans compromise on abortion?

No, I want you should vote for republicans because many republicans compromise on abortion.

 

[marke]

No, I want you should vote for republicans because many republicans compromise on abortion.

Unfortunately for you, I don't vote on single issues. Besides, if the only republican running supports abortion and all democrats support abortion who should I vote for if I oppose abortion, the commie democrat who lies like a dog?

 

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Unfortunately for you, I don't vote on single issues. Besides, if the only republican running supports abortion and all democrats support abortion who should I vote for if I oppose abortion, the commie democrat who lies like a dog?

Do whatever you want dude, it won't make a dime's worth of difference.

 

[ok doser]

Because negroes should be encouraged to kill their children


Vice President Kamala Harris visited Houston this week to speak to the National Baptist Convention, one of the nation’s largest Black organizations, to promote abortion.

Kamala Harris tells Baptists to promote abortion

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Houston this week to speak to the National Baptist Convention, one of the nation’s largest Black organizations, to promote abortion.

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[TomO]

Because negroes should be encouraged to kill their children


Vice President Kamala Harris visited Houston this week to speak to the National Baptist Convention, one of the nation’s largest Black organizations, to promote abortion.

Kamala Harris tells Baptists to promote abortion

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Houston this week to speak to the National Baptist Convention, one of the nation’s largest Black organizations, to promote abortion.

www.wnd.com

*Meh*...The majority of the National Baptist membership already seems to be okay with killing babies. She wouldn't have been there otherwise.

 

[Idolater]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1544168659488329747

Nobody has the right to receive Holy Communion. Catholics do have lots of rights, but receiving Communion isn't one of them. In fact by contrast, the ministerial priesthood has the duty to warn people to not receive the Eucharist when they are in jeopardy of becoming "guilty of the body and blood of the Lord."

 

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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1577447595869282304

 

[marke]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1577447595869282304

Dummies stupidly think giving states the right to regulate abortion according to the views of a majority of voters amounts to wanting to jail women who do not wish to live by the laws of the land. No good American wants to see anyone go to jail. There is no reason for women to openly violate laws they do not like. If they want an abortion and abortions are not legal in their state then they will have to go somewhere else where it is legal.

 

[TomO]

 

[Idolater]

The application of logic to the topic ... works.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1599376539665113088

Even by atheists!

"Think McFly; think."----Biff

 

[ok doser]

Minnesota, in the hands of Satan



abortion in state law, allowing abortion up until birth for any reason.

Minnesota House passes bill allowing abortion up to birth with no restrictions

The Protect Reproductive Options Act establishes a "fundamental right" to abortion in state law, allowing abortion up until birth for any reason.

www.liveaction.org

 

[ok doser]

Evil