I'm seeking to understand the Constitutionality for both views of the abortion debate

[GWH]

@TheRedComet

If there’s not a huge improvement by November, the Dems will lose seats in both houses. Biden is the face of the recent tribulations

They’ll lose until he’s gone.

[WuWei]

Yeah, it’s been posted like 3 times.

She’s getting her abortion.

[e7alr]

So now we are arguing 15 vs 16-20 weeks. The states will settle individually somewhere in this range. The overwhelming majority of the public will not be violently outraged by this, no matter what their personal views.

[DougBH]

Good question. They both seem to have been involved. You will need someone who has spent more time on the current decisions to answer that.

[TheRedComet]

Yepp. He is irreparably damaged goods.

Once gas shot above 4.00 per gallon and inflation skyrocketed making even a bag of potatoes a luxury, he doomed the entire party.

They’re DOA.

[Orygun]

@WuWei

She’s getting her abortion.

In Ohio?

[Orygun]

@e7alr

The states will settle individually somewhere in this range.

Wow- I wish you were right. That seems really really unlikely in my view but we will see.

[WuWei]

In a clinic.

[GWH]

She’s getting one, and Ohio can “correct” their laws in accordance with what their constituents demand.

[Orygun]

@WuWei

In a clinic.

Where?

[WuWei]

@Orygun

@WuWei

In a clinic.

Where?

In a treatment room I would imagine.

[Orygun]

@GWH

can “correct”

Mmmm…such faith on these boards.

[WorldWatcher]

@TheRedComet

This will be a big wedge issue that gets out votes. But can it overcome the effective flatlining of the economy for the majority of the people?

We can talk about the positives all we want, but the simple truth is that for the average wage American this bout of super inflation and record fuel costs are killing all of us. Lifestyles have been irreparably altered and entire families turned upside down.

If there’s not a huge improvement by November, the Dems will lose seats in both houses. Biden is the face of the recent tribulations. He’s a Dem. Most voters won’t separate the issues from each other imo. And the central issue for the proletariat is always economic livelihood. It certainly is for me.

#1 The economy (specifically inflation, job market is actually pretty good for those looking to work), will probably be the biggest factor. But inflation will come down, which is one reason I said the DEMs should be looking at 2024, 2026, and 2028.

#2 I’m pretty sure the GOP will still take the House, the Senate is a much closer issue and it was going to be tight either way if you look at voting patters and not just what the talking heads on TV say. This could be an issue that influences Senate races since those are statewide which means the high population Blue areas have bigger impact.

WW

[e7alr]

@GWH

@WuWei

I saw a picture of an old woman protesting by carry a plastic hangar.

That’s not even environmentally friendly.

Doesn’t she know plastic can’t be bent into the right shape and won’t dissolve into rust?

[GWH]

If they don’t deem it worthy of “correcting” they won’t. It’s the citizens of Ohio’s business.

[WorldWatcher]

@TheRedComet

Mississippi is heart beat detection I believe.

Double check me, but I think MS was one of the States that had a trigger law on the books if Roe was overturned which was more restrictive.

WW

[DougBH]

[quote=“Orygun, post:58, topic:242405, full:true”

10-year-old girl denied abortion in Ohio

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Yes. She had to travel all the way from Ohio to Indiana.

[GWH]

She’d have to melt it with a lighter.

[Orygun]

@GWH

If they don’t deem it worthy of “correcting” they won’t. It’s the citizens of Ohio’s business.

A ten year old girl incestuously raped and not allowed to terminate a pregnancy.

Its just Ohio’s business.

[Orygun]

@DougBH

Yes. She had to travel all the way from Ohio to Indiana.

Because…