Republicans are in full damage control mode

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gfm7175 said:
Nah. It was only a ruse to expose your dishonesty, and it worked.


I'm talking about it right now.


So now you know what you wrote in your OP? So it's not a reading and comprehension problem? Instead, you were being purposefully dishonest in your prior response to me? Got it.


What "damage control" are you talking about?


Life DOES begin at conception. Fertilization has occurred. At that moment, a new living human has been formed.


True.


What clarification is needed? Your OP was about a bill that bans abortions after 15 weeks. I responded to that OP. It is very straightforward, and you were purposely being dishonest in your response to me, as I have now exposed via my antics.


Maybe you should try honesty.
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Being unsure of what you're referring to and attempting to clarify isn't dishonesty. It's confusion.

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floridafan said:
You gotta explain why you will allow murder up to 15 weeks.
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You gotta explain why you all of a sudden believe that the time period from conception to 15 weeks is child murder.

He doesn't condone murder up to 15 weeks, and neither do I. --- I don't support any abortion legislation at the federal level (as it is unconstitutional). It is for each State to decide.

floridafan said:
Calling it a compromise is just an excuse.
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No, it is (on one hand) getting something passed that a supermajority of Statesman can agree on. It is also (on the other hand) a RINO tactic to pretend to support what conservatives want while playing right into the Demonkkkrats' hands by shifting the focus of the midterms away from the unifying winning issue of Main Street economics over to the divisive losing issue of "social issues".

floridafan said:
Murder is murder, isn't it?
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Yes.
 
gfm7175 said:
You gotta explain why you all of a sudden believe that the time period from conception to 15 weeks is child murder.

He doesn't condone murder up to 15 weeks, and neither do I. --- I don't support any abortion legislation at the federal level (as it is unconstitutional). It is for each State to decide.


No, it is (on one hand) getting something passed that a supermajority of Statesman can agree on. It is also (on the other hand) a RINO tactic to pretend to support what conservatives want while playing right into the Demonkkkrats' hands by shifting the focus of the midterms away from the unifying winning issue of Main Street economics over to the divisive losing issue of "social issues".





Yes.
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As long as the discussion continues to center on abortion and Trump, the Democrats are in the drivers seat.
Is that right HabanaG?
 
ZenMode said:
I don't recall either party ever misjudging societal views as badly as Republicans did on abortion.

Sen. Lindsey Graham introduces bill to ban most abortions nationwide after 15 weeks

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced a bill Tuesday that would ban most abortions nationwide starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.

The South Carolina senator introduced the bill less than three months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion. The measure would sharply narrow abortion access in numerous states — especially blue states, which tend to have more abortion rights protections.

The legislation has little chance of passing Congress as it currently stands, as Democrats hold slim majorities in both the House and Senate.

It arrives ahead of the pivotal November midterm elections, where expectations of a Republican rout have been thrown into doubt as evidence mounts that the reversal of Roe has galvanized Democratic voters. Pro-abortion rights advocates have warned that a GOP takeover of Congress would lead to an erosion of women’s rights, and many were quick to hold up Graham’s bill as a prime example.

“Are you all ready for a nation wide abortion ban? Vote for republicans and that’s what you’ll get,” tweeted progressive activist David Hogg Tuesday morning.

While the title of Graham’s bill suggests it would bar only “late-term” abortions, it would restrict the procedure nationwide after less than four months of pregnancy, a threshold that falls within the second trimester.

Abortions are typically considered “late term” at 21 weeks of pregnancy or later, according the health-policy nonprofit KFF. But that organization notes that that phrase is not an official medical term, and that abortions at that stage are rarely sought and difficult to obtain.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/13/sen...most-abortions-nationwide-after-15-weeks.html
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No kidding. Graham just gave the Dems a huge victory in November. Thanks Lindsey.

I'm still wondering about those cocaine orgies Madison Cawthorne was talking about being invited to. Come on Kevin. Fess up. Tell us about those cocaine parties. RepubliQans do like their hookers and blow.
 
Yakuda said:
I'll give you libtards credit you've patiently spent decades making people so stupid that they thought they had a right to abortion and now don't realize they still can get an abortion. What you cum stains have done to America is evil.
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:good4u: Nailed it.
 
floridafan said:
You gotta explain why you will allow murder up to 15 weeks. Calling it a compromise is just an excuse.
Murder is murder, isn't it?
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yes......but you insist on murdering.......I would prefer making you catch the little buggers within four weeks or leave them be......what compromises are you willing to make?.....
 
PostmodernProphet said:
yes......but you insist on murdering.......I would prefer making you catch the little buggers within four weeks or leave them be......what compromises are you willing to make?.....
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Why are you making compromises, dont you believe in no abortions, at any time? Then go for it. Make good on what you believe in!
 
Republican are dying to win congress so they can eat two solid years of continuous Biden vetoes.

Biden is not Bill Clinton. He won't cave to a Republican majority as Clinton did.
He'll just veto everything as Obama did with a Republican congress,
 
PostmodernProphet said:
actually we've made no compromises......we have offered one but you motherfuckers will never stop killing children......
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The Democrats will not accept any compromise. Its not up to the government to tell women what they can do with their own bodies. Republicans will pay a steep price come November. Lindsay Graham is not making it any easier for the GOP.
 
Hello ZenMode,

ZenMode said:
I don't recall either party ever misjudging societal views as badly as Republicans did on abortion.

Sen. Lindsey Graham introduces bill to ban most abortions nationwide after 15 weeks

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced a bill Tuesday that would ban most abortions nationwide starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.

The South Carolina senator introduced the bill less than three months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion. The measure would sharply narrow abortion access in numerous states — especially blue states, which tend to have more abortion rights protections.

The legislation has little chance of passing Congress as it currently stands, as Democrats hold slim majorities in both the House and Senate.

It arrives ahead of the pivotal November midterm elections, where expectations of a Republican rout have been thrown into doubt as evidence mounts that the reversal of Roe has galvanized Democratic voters. Pro-abortion rights advocates have warned that a GOP takeover of Congress would lead to an erosion of women’s rights, and many were quick to hold up Graham’s bill as a prime example.

“Are you all ready for a nation wide abortion ban? Vote for republicans and that’s what you’ll get,” tweeted progressive activist David Hogg Tuesday morning.

While the title of Graham’s bill suggests it would bar only “late-term” abortions, it would restrict the procedure nationwide after less than four months of pregnancy, a threshold that falls within the second trimester.

Abortions are typically considered “late term” at 21 weeks of pregnancy or later, according the health-policy nonprofit KFF. But that organization notes that that phrase is not an official medical term, and that abortions at that stage are rarely sought and difficult to obtain.



https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/13/sen...most-abortions-nationwide-after-15-weeks.html
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America needs to abort the Republican party.

It has become malformed.
 
floridafan said:
You gotta explain why you will allow murder up to 15 weeks. Calling it a compromise is just an excuse.
Murder is murder, isn't it?
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The ‘pro-life’ position that claims life begins at inception has boxed themselves in. If that’s your position you must by definition be opposed to ANY abortion under ANY circumstances. You must also oppose IUDs, invitro fertilization and the morning after pill. Now that they have ‘won’ on Roe v. Wade they must do everything in their power to legislate that. It appears it may cost them in the midterms. That’s what happens when you take a militant stance on issues. Women are about to shove pro life right in the faces of Republican candidates. Graham, in an attempt to appease those women has tried to split the baby (no pun intended). The hypocrisy is off the charts. Be careful what you ask for.
 
ZenMode said:
I don't recall either party ever misjudging societal views as badly as Republicans did on abortion.

Sen. Lindsey Graham introduces bill to ban most abortions nationwide after 15 weeks

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced a bill Tuesday that would ban most abortions nationwide starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy.

The South Carolina senator introduced the bill less than three months after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion. The measure would sharply narrow abortion access in numerous states — especially blue states, which tend to have more abortion rights protections.

The legislation has little chance of passing Congress as it currently stands, as Democrats hold slim majorities in both the House and Senate.

It arrives ahead of the pivotal November midterm elections, where expectations of a Republican rout have been thrown into doubt as evidence mounts that the reversal of Roe has galvanized Democratic voters. Pro-abortion rights advocates have warned that a GOP takeover of Congress would lead to an erosion of women’s rights, and many were quick to hold up Graham’s bill as a prime example.

“Are you all ready for a nation wide abortion ban? Vote for republicans and that’s what you’ll get,” tweeted progressive activist David Hogg Tuesday morning.

While the title of Graham’s bill suggests it would bar only “late-term” abortions, it would restrict the procedure nationwide after less than four months of pregnancy, a threshold that falls within the second trimester.

Abortions are typically considered “late term” at 21 weeks of pregnancy or later, according the health-policy nonprofit KFF. But that organization notes that that phrase is not an official medical term, and that abortions at that stage are rarely sought and difficult to obtain.



https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/13/sen...most-abortions-nationwide-after-15-weeks.html
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most of the civilized world finds this acceptable.

why do dems hold out for full term infanticide?

the organs are more valuable on the black market then?

YES BASED AS FUCK!
Can't stop! won't stop!
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