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Welp, since this has temporarily become about abortion...

Jennifer Rubin: Abortion extremists and Kavanaugh defenders

...Republicans would be forced to wrestle with the results of their absolutist position and the backlash from women who have never lived in a country where safe and legal abortions were not available. The political damage to the GOP (outside deep-red states) could be severe, ruining chances for the party to hold onto more libertarian, western states, the Upper Midwest and the eastern seaboard.

In sum, the anti-abortion forces — shocker! — misrepresented their agenda. Should they “win” at the Supreme Court (or even in circuit courts with a Supreme Court decision pending), Collins and other moderate Republicans who voted for Trump appointees will be on the endangered list in 2020 and beyond.

Additionally, as extreme state laws make their ways through the courts, women in places such as Georgia and Alabama may be denied abortions even in the first trimester and/or in some cases because of rape, incest or danger to health (if not life-threatening) of the mother, forcing them to become lawbreakers or flee the states. And finally, states that go down this road will face a torrent of public criticism and calls for economic boycotts just as North Carolina did after the transgender bathroom bill and Arizona did after passing extreme immigration laws.

Make no mistake, laws like Georgia’s and Alabama’s have severe real world consequences for women — and for our politics.
 
The Fox News website doesn't have a single article on this radical AL abortion law. In fact, they've been rather quiet about all of these draconian anti-abortion bills passing in AL, GA, OH, etc. Of course the Trumpite base will be happy, but I suspect that these kinds of laws may do more damage to the GOP among the broad mass of Americans than almost anything else. When even Pat Robertson says you've gone too far, then you've got a problem with everyone who's not already a rabid Trumpite.

It's under "Editor's Picks." And even the headline is more about the left than just hyping up their victory.

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That post is also a pretty callous way of saying he wouldn’t believe any rape that doesn’t result in pregnancy.
 
 
If white supremacists are using fake white power symbols on 4Chan, that makes them real.

Don't know if I understand the one involving Glanville-it was upside down, no? Maybe the dude did it for that reaction, but my first thought was "circle game".
 
Further evidence that social conservatives are still mentally stuck in 1791, and any notion that nearly 230 years have passed (and thus the world might, just might, have changed a little) doesn't seem to register.
 
Odds the guy who posted that also bitches about social media sites banning free speech for conservatives?
 
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