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They won’t >

As read in Ron Howard’s narrator delivery. >

“And George Michael was about to come across a hot seaman of his own.” >

(Airhorn over a still shot of Pete Rose sliding head first into third base…) >

They'll consider it, vote 'No', then cut maternal and child health programs on their way to their donor's yacht. >

Don't lie.
They won't consider it.
They'll SAY they'll consider. Then not do it after the election.
Every article since the midterms about republican strategy has been about "messaging."
That implies they think they are saying the right thing the wrong way.
They know they are saying the wrong thing, the right way. They know voters disagree with their fucking crazy anti-abortion bullshit, in sufficient quantities. They're looking for the right lie to make the pro-choicers AND the pro-lifers vote for them.
They don't give a fuck about considering anything. >

You’re forgetting the most important part.
After they go on to do nothing, they’ll find a way to blame it on the Democrats. Their usual 1-2 punch - fuck things up for the working class then blame the democrats for it >

The personal interest stories in this article tell you who will suffer most from anti-abortion laws: the poor. >

I’ll believe it when I see it >

And after the child is born?   How much help will families in poverty receive after their forced birth?    
Is that the deafening sound of crickets? >

They just want human fodder to feel superior to, to murder with cromagnum era health care, to treat as direct labor machines for funding their charitable efforts. GOP is nothing more than human fodder farmers creating the hell on earth they live in fear of. >

Christian Fundamentalist States pretending to give a fuck about women after removing basic human rights from 50% of the population. Predictably shameless Republicans. >

Please don't describe Christians as Fundamentalists. Fundamentalism is its own religion. There are Muslim Fundamentalists, Hindu Fundamentalists as well and they all have much more in common with each other than people who actually live by the precepts of their founders.
There is nothing Christian about a fundamentalist.
Edit: And fundamentalists have very thin skins. >

Interesting to note: Jesus was not a fundamentalist. He flatly contradicted several parts of the Old Testament. Deuteronomy says and "eye and an eye, and a tooth for a tooth," and we know what Jesus said about that. Leviticus prescribes the death penalty for a host of "crimes" and Jesus stopped a stoning and told his people they were not to participate in that. Fundamentalists are rigid, inflexible and cruel. Jesus taught love and forgiveness.
It's impossible to count the number of people they have killed and the number of families they have destroyed to impose their beliefs on others. >

Not a chance in hell. They're just spewing shit, as usual. >

I’ll believe it when I see it. >

Oh. You’re poor and can’t afford insurance?  Get pregnant so you can lock yourself into two or more generations of poverty. That will help end the worker “shortage” and creat more republicans. /s >

While murdering their own with vaccine denialism and anti public health practices. We are at over 6000 deaths a day from covid. Way to go GOP. Pro fetal life while supporting murder for the born. >

If they do 10 years from now there'll be articles about how it was a failure >

How sad is this headline… shame on the religious right/GOP for their absurd abortion restrictions.  15% of all US pregnancies result in miscarriages. >

They don’t have to “consider” it. A proposal on the floor and a committee on it is how that works. >

"Consider." LOL! >

“We considered it and we decided it was too much like socialism.” - Mitch McConnell probably