• psycho_driver@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    When Kansas and then Ohio thoroughly shoot holes in your platform and you’re the dominant party in those places, maybe you should start re-thinking your platform.

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        1 year ago

        Greene’s takeaway was literally "we’re losing because we’re not extreme enough on abortion.’

        I guess that means Republicans will start proposing that any woman who even thinks of getting an abortion should be thrown in prison and any woman who suffers a miscarriage should be tried for murder.

        Then, they’ll wonder why they are losing even worse!

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          There are already states that have been trying to criminalize miscarriages unless they can be “proven” to not be the result of an abortion.

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          I dare them to push for a federal abortion ban. Make every Republican vote on it. Let’s get it on record so voters know exactly who to replace.

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      1 year ago

      It’s ok, Ohio Republicans have already signaled that they intend to put it on the ballot again to reverse the will of the people.

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      The majority of conservatives in America are actually pro choice, they’re just against unregulated abortion, which is a reasonable stance. The anti abortion crowd who want to ban it regardless of exceptions make up like 11% of the country.

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        The majority of conservatives in America are actually pro choice, they’re just against unregulated abortion, which is a reasonable stance.

        Are you suggesting that abortion was unregulated?

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          No, it’s just that conservatives want stronger restrictions compared to what we had before, but they don’t want complete bans either

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            1 year ago

            Stronger restrictions how? What restrictions do you think weren’t in place under Roe?