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  Serf
context: Keep it up, it is a truly winning strategy  /s
  
  After re-electing Ronna McDaniel as its leader, the Republican National Committee has passed an anti-choice resolution instructing the party to “go on offense” against abortion rights and pass legislation including six-week bans.
  In the resolution passed Monday, the RNC pushes the party apparatus—candidates, consultants, and committees—to “go on offense in the 2024 election cycle,” with regards to abortion. It further urges Republicans in state legislatures and Congress to pass the “strongest” anti-choice legislation possible, using language previously used to justify so-called “heartbeat” bills that would ban abortions at six weeks, before many even know they are pregnant.
  
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  Neither here nor there, the resolution also farcically cites the party’s “proud heritage of challenging slavery, segregation” as a complement to their anti-choice resolution. The former, of course having little to do with the latter, is an effort today’s Republican Party would be hard-pressed to support, given they don’t even want kids to learn about slavery, segregation, or race generally. >
  
  Give them a few more years and they'll be openly advocating to reinstate slavery. >
  
  They'll be selling indentured servitude as a way to combat homelessness and learn job skills and work ethic. >
  
  “company provided housing" + "company provided healthcare" + "employee discounts using company script at company stores" >
  
  Worry free