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Imallin4Joe

(758 posts)
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 05:46 AM Jul 2021

The GOP is trying to ban the Pill, choice, rubbers, IUD's, other forms of contraception....

Dems,
Expose them in your political ads.

Do we realize that most people view GOP/RW/Conservative attacks on contraception as too extreme and they tend to vote for choice?

Attack the GOP on the fact that they want to ban the PILL AND BIRTH CONTROL.

Wake up Democrats.

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The GOP is trying to ban the Pill, choice, rubbers, IUD's, other forms of contraception.... (Original Post) Imallin4Joe Jul 2021 OP
what's up with this post??? Crazyleftie Jul 2021 #1
If you're referencing the Missouri GOP vercetti2021 Jul 2021 #2
Exactly...GOP wants to ban the pill and IUDs because they are effective and give control to women LiberalLoner Jul 2021 #4
Ban Rubbers? Why do they hate... Whiskeytide Jul 2021 #3
Because the Koch Brothers just got in the business KS Toronado Jul 2021 #6
Is this serious? smirkymonkey Jul 2021 #5
Simple the GQP is now a cult. No individual thought just blind following. usaf-vet Jul 2021 #7
Need a link for this otherwise unsubstantiated assertion. RVN VET71 Jul 2021 #8
Probably references what the Missouri GQP tried to push through last week AllyCat Jul 2021 #10
As I recall, they wanted to stop funding birth control via Medicaid. Bad idea, but not a ban. Dial H For Hero Jul 2021 #18
It's a ban for poor women who cannot otherwise afford it. AllyCat Jul 2021 #20
If food assistance programs were to disappear, the headline "Food banned" would be inaccurate. Dial H For Hero Jul 2021 #21
However, to the OP's point CrackityJones75 Jul 2021 #23
Good Lord, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2021 #25
My interests are quite diverse. Dial H For Hero Jul 2021 #26
Mine As Well, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2021 #27
It's about specific forms of BC - the IUD and Plan B - they consider to be "abortion" Freddie Jul 2021 #22
wingers just can't mind their own business. Maxheader Jul 2021 #9
???? Source?? Like? Or self delete! Nt USALiberal Jul 2021 #11
No fear mongering here. FalloutShelter Jul 2021 #12
Republicans are now testing America and all of us on "just how much shit they can get away with." Botany Jul 2021 #13
In the 1950's a woman could get a contraceptive only with her husbands approval. katmondoo Jul 2021 #14
Yeah, okaaaaaaay Sherman A1 Jul 2021 #15
The "right to lifers" that are a large part of the GOP base will not stop with banning abortion Kyblue1 Jul 2021 #16
Cite your source for this information mgardener Jul 2021 #17
With Republicans, it's always about sex Zorro Jul 2021 #19
"they tend to vote for choice?" brooklynite Jul 2021 #24
Unfortunately True, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2021 #28
I've been saying this for years. Once the GOP bans abortion they will go after all contraception. sarcasmo Jul 2021 #29

Crazyleftie

(458 posts)
1. what's up with this post???
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 06:49 AM
Jul 2021

are you fear mongering like the republicans? Please provide some specifics or stop with silly posts.

vercetti2021

(10,156 posts)
2. If you're referencing the Missouri GOP
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 06:51 AM
Jul 2021

I have not read anything about them banning condoms or anything like that I mean I don't think they would take away a man's choice obviously...only womens choices

KS Toronado

(17,178 posts)
6. Because the Koch Brothers just got in the business
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 07:43 AM
Jul 2021

of making "new & improved" ones out of their paper factories?

 

smirkymonkey

(63,221 posts)
5. Is this serious?
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 07:29 AM
Jul 2021

Do you have a link?

Why would they do this? It would be so unpopular. Even republicans want to have sex without having children.

RVN VET71

(2,690 posts)
8. Need a link for this otherwise unsubstantiated assertion.
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 07:49 AM
Jul 2021

But you can’t just make an assertion about the GOP without evidence.

Of course, if the Dems wanted to make such accusations public, it would be interesting to see the Republican reaction. Do they condemn the accusation as a lie? Or do they embrace it as a good idea?

AllyCat

(16,173 posts)
10. Probably references what the Missouri GQP tried to push through last week
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 08:05 AM
Jul 2021

But even their Governor said it was too extreme.

 

Dial H For Hero

(2,971 posts)
21. If food assistance programs were to disappear, the headline "Food banned" would be inaccurate.
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 09:51 AM
Jul 2021

Not paying for something isn't a ban. That's all I'm saying.

 

CrackityJones75

(2,403 posts)
23. However, to the OP's point
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 12:03 PM
Jul 2021

However, to the OP’s point this is how the GOP would frame it if it was reversed.

I don’t know if thats how we should frame it.

GOP has tried to ban contraceptives being given out at schools. I believe they have supported pharmacists declining to fill prescriptions.

The Magistrate

(95,244 posts)
27. Mine As Well, Sir
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 12:20 PM
Jul 2021

And anyone who does not yet realize that the Griswold v. Connecticut decision is next on the list after Roe v. Wade oughtn't be allowed near busy streets without escort.

Freddie

(9,258 posts)
22. It's about specific forms of BC - the IUD and Plan B - they consider to be "abortion"
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 11:53 AM
Jul 2021

Even though, of course, it isn’t - these things prevent ovulation. This is the same “reasoning” that Hobby Lobby used to refuse to cover these things. And apparently the SC considers “sincerely held belief” more important than actual science. Expect to see more of this BS.

FalloutShelter

(11,844 posts)
12. No fear mongering here.
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 08:23 AM
Jul 2021

As someone who has been involved with women’s reproductive freedom since the late 70’s, I am here to tell you that the abolition of all types of birth control has ALWAYS been the ultimate objective of the right.

The SCOTUS will likely overturn ROE in the October session, and then it will be open season on contraception. Women’s rights organizations thought that after ROE, the SCOTUS reverence and respect for “settled law” would protect the law, but we were wrong. We won, but the right NEVER gave up. Every time the liberal majority on the court was weakened they were further emboldened. Now the court is poised to overturn 50 years of justice and social progress. lace up your marching boots children. This is going to get very ugly.

Botany

(70,476 posts)
13. Republicans are now testing America and all of us on "just how much shit they can get away with."
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 08:25 AM
Jul 2021

In Ohio the Republicans and the Governor just passed and signed a bill that said doctors and nurses
don't have to treat LGBT patients if it offends their Jesus-Gawd. https://www.democraticunderground.com/10142764528

Wanna kill wolf pups in their dens fine, sorry black people we will not count your vote, and so what Russia
installed a mentally ill crooked con man as President who killed > 750,000 Americans and then tried to over-
throw the US government.

These actions and many more are the acts of a desperate party that knows it will lose control if they allow
democracy to continue.

katmondoo

(6,454 posts)
14. In the 1950's a woman could get a contraceptive only with her husbands approval.
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 08:26 AM
Jul 2021

If divorced or single NO contraceptive.

Kyblue1

(216 posts)
16. The "right to lifers" that are a large part of the GOP base will not stop with banning abortion
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 08:31 AM
Jul 2021

I have long said that the “right to lifers” will not stop with making abortion illegal. The “true believers” are against contraception. The Catholic Church is opposed to contraception and a significant percentage of the Republican Party is made up of conservative Catholics. It is not a long leap from anti-abortion to anti-contraception

Zorro

(15,730 posts)
19. With Republicans, it's always about sex
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 08:57 AM
Jul 2021

It's the root source of what drives their policies.

Food stamps? Against it. Already too many lazy people enjoying themselves all the time to go find a job.

Unemployment insurance? Against it. Already too many lazy people enjoying themselves all the time to go find a job.

Aid to families? Against it. Already too many lazy people enjoying themselves all the time and having babies.

Sex education in the classroom? Against it. It only encourages kids to enjoy themselves all the time.

Pro-choice legislation? Against it. Already too many lazy people enjoying themselves and they need to be punished and bear the consequences.

Foreign aid? Against it. Too many lazy foreigners would just enjoy themselves and have more babies and then immigrate illegally to the US.

And on and on and on...

You hear it from the podia, you hear it from the pulpits. With Republicans, it's always about sex.

brooklynite

(94,456 posts)
24. "they tend to vote for choice?"
Sat Jul 3, 2021, 12:06 PM
Jul 2021

No, they don't.

This is a critical point. Yes, most voters support choice, both for contraception and abortion. The problem is that they don't care ENOUGH in comparison to anti-choice voters. There are plenty of Republicans who will vote EXCLUSiVELY on abortion et al. The reverse does not apply to Democrats

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