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  Even so, this particular move seems profoundly ill-conceived. It's as though they've decided to level their guns at big pharma in general. They seem to love fighting against science, no matter the form. Or at least, with respect to medication, they don't like it being affordable so that poor people can improve their quality of life. Overpriced insulin is acceptable to them.
context: If Republicans gain power in 2024, plan on emergency contraception and even birth control pills to become harder and harder to obtain.  Expect a federal abortion ban, because they won't be able to resist. It was never about states rights, any more than the civil war was. 
  The current republican legislative wish list is a suicide note for this country as we know it. >
  
  Handmaid's Tale will pale in comparison when real-life cruelty-is-the-point types are in charge of human sexuality. Because they are totally not turned on by cruelty and examining everyone's sex lives in excruciating detail, nope, not at all, just like the Nazis weren't into it. >
  
  Right? At least in Handmaid's Tale there was a crisis that precipitated the Christo-fascist takeover. There's no crisis here, just nutjobs who want power over the lives of others. >
  
  Republicans are fascists.