Abortion could sink Trump
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MoiveManCin2 — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 02:12 AM)
If a majority of a state decides abortion shouldn't be an option than that's their choice. The people have spoken. You can always move.
Schrodinger's Cat walks into a bar, and doesn't. 
Back in July I told you that Trump would win in a LANDSLIDE! And he did! MAGA! -
MsMagik — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 10:50 PM)
Are you suggesting that women should just sit down and let their rights be stripped away? Women aren't going to do that. Republicans are why Roe v Wade was repealed, they are the ones who are continuing to try to strip women of their rights, and they will be punished for it.
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MsMagik — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 11:21 PM)
Women are voting to hold the politicians accountable. That's what you do when they do something you don't like. That's how you get change. But yes, Kamala can do something to change the Supreme Court ruling. The president gets to choose the nominees for the Supreme Court and the next president will most likely have at least one seat they have to fill.
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Vlad. — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 11:27 PM)
There’s like no chance she’s appointing anyone. This is not a referendum on abortion and we need have so many more and bigger problems. I am pro abortion.
The President cannot just shoot down the Supreme Court ruling. There’s virtually zero chance even if she appoints a justice the decision gets overturned.
You’re on an idealistic crusade.
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MsMagik — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 11:37 PM)
It's a referendum on abortion. The new voters that will decide the election are voting because of abortion. Even if the next president doesn't get to appoint any new justices, it's always a possibility and so it will always be a reason to vote. There's 3 Supreme Court justices in their 70s.
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MsMagik — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 11:42 PM)
Polls suggest the Democrats will hold the Senate but even if they don't the Senate will still have to vote to approve any nominee eventually. They can't hold up the vote for years. Many Republicans in the Senate, like Susan Collins, who is pro-choice, will support a pro-choice nominee because they understand how damaging repealing Roe v Wade was to their party.