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I say that they will do nothing. Anyone who's a genuine Republican or likes to use the label has been cucked into being a feckless loser or controlled opposition(faggots who like to lose on purpose especially to undermine Trump and the idea of MAGA). When it comes to TKD they'll just complain about why the military isn't doing anything then antagonize and backstab anyone who shoots violent niggers trying to burn down their neighborhoods because muh optics towards people who hate you and want you dead.
On the undermining of Trump and MAGA, more so because that means no more gibz for Israel. Too many foreigners with loyalty towards their homeland and it's affairs and too many religious nut jobs with loyalty to foreign peoples and their affairs in government and politics
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like the Republicans' victory on abortion being a states' right was a monkey's paw wish long term. Since abortion isn't federally protected, that gives state elections an incentive to push that onto voters indefinitely. Ohio's result proving that case in point. If anything, it would've been better for Roe v. Wade and abortion to be federally protected so that Republicans could have another issue to fight against the Democrats. I'm frankly tired of hearing about the moral ramifications of abortion.
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It's an issue that will resolve itself over time. Subhuman women will abort their children, while religious and decent people will not. Eventually, the demons will die out and the rest of us can continue with life.
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- 25 de Jul, 2019
Silver lining is that now it won't be a perpetual issue. Within the decade it'll be sorted out, state by state, and be like the gun thing. Mostly local battles and not being a big national wedge issue.
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It's wont because those demons corrupt the children via the school system.
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And that is what Youngkin won on in 2021. If you get control of the schools then abortion won't be an issue because your kids won't be raised to get sexual gratification from killing babies.
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Then, that will result in more elections leading in favor of the Democrats because more woman will move party lines for that particular issue alone. When you vote, all relevant issues are together as a package deal. I.E. voting Republican will result in funding for Israel; voting Democrat would result in looser crime enforcement. It would be better long term if Republicans would focus on something else, THEN worry about abortion later once you're established.
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yeah but then they might win
like advising the Washington Generals to just take the damn ball while he's spinning it, they could, but it's not their role
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Here is my two cents when it comes to abortion. The Democrats have the messaging down to a tee where, contrary to Ben Shapiro's catchphrase, feelings triumph over facts. Like it was pointed out earlier, a majority of women choose to abort out of convenience rather than rape, incest, or life of the mother, which is always touted out as exceptions when they make a minority of abortions.
Showing the results of the procedure may be graphic and disturbing, but it's shining a light on what's done in the dark. Just look at how the pro-abortion crowd reacts to those images or how other images of human cruelty has shocked the masses out of their stupor. That being said, the younger generations can't handle fake violence on the screen so anything real may result in them dying of fright.
If I recall, the rapist of that 10-year-old in Ohio was in the country illegally and someone the child knew. So, my blame is on the politicians who refuse to enforce immigration laws and the family for failing to protect the victim.
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go jerk off to pregnant 10 year olds somewhere else
they wont worry about abortion ever. its a losing issue. its fucking over.
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Mom, rapist and child were all illegals.
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Republicans would neuter abortion as an issue by saying ban after 12 weeks, which is what the public supports. After 6 week and 8 week bans makes wahmen think by the time I know I'm preggo I won't be able to murder it reeeeee
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1) How do you stay in power if the only thing you say is the election was stolen?
2) It's illegal to spread misinformation really? Ok, so we'll be prosecuting everyone that said the 2016 election was stolen right? No...of course not. And you know Trump's lawyers will bring this up.
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Homeschooling will always be the only surefire way to protect kids from demented perverts. As the left continues with their mask off degeneracy, normal people will opt out of the system.
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Rep. Rashida Tlaib censured by House over Israel comments
The House of Representatives voted to censure Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib on Tuesday night, despite her emotionally defending herself, as Republicans and some members of her own party voted for a resolution that claimed she had been "promoting false narratives regarding the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and for calling for the destruction of the state of Israel." The tally was 234 yes votes to 188 no votes.This was the second time Tlaib faced a censure resolution over her criticism of Israel.
Tlaib became emotional on the House floor earlier Tuesday as she defended her views on the deadly conflict.
Tlaib rose to speak during debate on the resolution, which had been introduced by Rep. Rich McCormick, R-Ga.
Tlaib's critics have pointed to her use of the phrase "from the river to the sea," which is considered by some as a call for ending Israel's existence. Tlaib, however, has said it's "an aspirational call for freedom, human rights, and peaceful coexistence, not death, destruction, or hate."
Surrounded by some of her progressive Democratic colleagues, Tlaib said earlier Tuesday she would not be "silenced" and accused members of distorting her words.
"I can't believe we have to say this, but Palestinian people are not disposable," she said before she broke down in tears for several seconds earlier on Tuesday. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., stood to comfort Tlaib before she continued.
"We are human beings just like anyone else. My sity, my grandmother -- like all Palestinians -- just wants to live her life with freedom and human dignity we all deserve," she said. "Speaking up to save lives no matter faith, no matter ethnicity should not be controversial in this chamber. The cries of the Palestinian and Israeli children sound no different to me. What I don't understand is why the cries of Palestinian children sound different to you all. We cannot lose our shared humanity."
An attempt by House Democrats to table, or effectively kill, the McCormick resolution failed on Tuesday afternoon. The House debated the censure resolution Tuesday and voted on Tuesday night.
A vote to censure a member of Congress does not hold power beyond a public condemnation of the member's behavior. It does not deny privileges in Congress or expel the member. A simple majority is all that is needed for a censure resolution to pass.
Censures are relatively rare -- only 25 House lawmakers had been censured in history.. Tlaib becomes the 26th.
Tuesday’s vote was the second attempt in as many weeks looking to condemn Tlaib, the first Palestinian-American woman in Congress, for her controversial comments about Israel amid its response to the deadly Hamas terror attack. The U.S. has designated Hamas a terrorist organization.
In Israel, at least 1,400 people have been killed and 6,900 others have been injured since the surprise attack on Oct. 7, according to Israeli officials. In the neighboring Gaza Strip, where Israel Defense Forces are deepening its operational activities, more than 10,000 people have been killed and nearly 26,000 have been injured, according to the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry.
The first resolution, brought by Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene last week, was killed by House Democrats with the help of some Republicans. The House rejected the Georgia congresswoman's effort by a vote of 222-186.
Tlaib first drew ire of some colleagues for refusing to apologize for blaming Israel for a deadly hospital blast in Gaza that U.S. officials believed to have been caused by a Palestinian Islamic Jihad rocket.
More recently, she's faced pushback for calling for a cease-fire as the Israel-Gaza war rages on. She's gone as far as to accuse President Joe Biden of supporting a Palestinian "genocide" over his administration's resistance to a general cease-fire, though Biden has called for temporary pauses in the fighting to allow humanitarian aid to enter and for civilians to leave.
Tlaib defended her views during her five-minute speech on the House floor.
"Let me be clear: my criticism has always been of the Israeli government and Netanyahu's actions. It's important to separate people and governments, Mr. Chair, no government is beyond criticism," Tlaib said. "The idea that criticizing the government of Israel is antisemitic sets a very dangerous precedent and it's being used to silence diverse voices speaking up for human rights across our nation."
She also again took aim at President Biden, specifically over his past comment questioning the death toll statistics provided by the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry as well as his resistance to an overall cease-fire.
"Seventy-one percent of Michigan Democrats support a ceasefire. So, you can try to censure me, but you can't silence their voices … President Biden must listen to and represent all of us, not just some of us," she said.
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Our oldest ally...not France who was our first back when this country was still an infant, not Spain who pretty much was our second ally at the time, not Britain and her commonwealths and dominions during WW1, WW2 and afterwards, but Israel. Piss off.
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12-15 weeks is the typical limit in European countries. But America is plagued by histrionic harpies who never grew out of their "Fuck You Dad" phase.
It won't be long before they start running around murdering parents and kicking pregnant women in the stomach for being "breeders". It's never "we just wanna exist". Shitlibs preach tolerance until they are in power; after that, it becomes their way or the highway. "Your principles, their principles", blah blah blah.
I know I'm right. That bitch Simone de Beauvoir literally said that women shouldn't be given the choice of being mothers and homemakers, because too many will choose it over girlbossing.
You're not pro-choice, you're pro-abortion.
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Speaking as a "swing voter," I'm sure @X Prime will get a laugh out it, I don't care. I've seen the videos of abortion procedures, abortion protests, arguments about eugenics. I'm desensitized by the moral perspective of it. You're making it a moral issue that isn't much different from Democrats using Black people as leverage for their policies. That's why Republicans are losing.
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