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Originally Posted by oeb11
WALDT!!
I am no fan of teh Texas 'heartbeat' abortion law
I am no fan of abortion - and wish it was never done- but the reality is - abortion will happen - legal or not.
Legality at 24 weeks is our best compromise - as evidence that neither side of extremists find it acceptable.
I loathe the idea of going back to back alley coathanger abortions - which will happen.
The toll in ruined lives/deaths is hideous from these procedures.
Unfortunately - common sense on both sides has evaporated/
Republicans have their 'heartbeat law'
Commie DPSTs - have ignored teh Hyde amendment - and are sending millions to pay for abortions in foreign countries of non-ameican citizens.
Where is teh Commie DPST outrage - if republicans did that - the DPSTs would rise up in feigned outrage- and their usual hypocrisy! Denouncing such action as a 'racist' republican genocide of 'minorities' overseas.
In reality - it is the Commie DPST who are exporting genocide with their abortion purveyor stand /ideology.
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Oeb, Good post, although I believe the Commie DPST thing is over the top. Agreed though, you shouldn't force taxpayers who are anti-abortion to pay for what they believe are murders. Better to leave that up to private charities, as envisioned by the Hyde Amendment.
I'd add that the Republican Party in Texas seems intent on self destruction. Imposing restrictions on abortion for cases of incest and rape after approximately six weeks is bat shit crazy.
IF this doesn't end abortions in Texas, then it will primarily be a gift to the plaintiff's lawyers. They will sue abortion doctors for $10,000 plus their inflated legal fees for every abortion. These are lawyers who are among the biggest contributors to the Democratic Party.
This is not going to sit well with Millenials. There are many who think like you and I do, and would vote for Republicans if primarily concerned with their pocket books. But instead they'll vote for the Democrats because of crap like this.
The Wall Street Journal had a good editorial on this today, that concluded with
Sometimes we wonder if Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is a progressive plant. His ill-conceived legal attack against ObamaCare backfired on Republicans in last year’s election and lost at the Supreme Court. Now he and his Texas mates are leading with their chins on abortion. How about thinking first?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/texas-a...nion_lead_pos1