Banning abortion is very unpopular

[Qutzupalotl]

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There is not a single state where a federal ban on abortion has more than 30% support among the public.

[OrlandoDem2]

1. Sadly, I'm not convinced it'll move the vote.

Banning books and not saying gay in schools is already baked in. Godforsaken ChristoFascists!!

[RockRaven]

2. So what? Individual issue polling NEVER tracks with what those in power actually do.

The will of the people is utterly irrelevant to what those in DC do once they are there.

[Qutzupalotl]

3. This will galvanize voters and awaken the silent majority.

This judicial overreach will backfire.

[Skittles]

4. more proof the court is stacked with HACKS

yup

[Chainfire]

5. The will of the pepople don't have a damn thing to do with anything anymore.

We have turned a corner to minority rule. I guess the next thing to overturn is the women's right to vote or roll back the Civil Rights Act. We are already attacking vulnerable children in public schools and banning books. We had a criminal President who continues to enjoy his freedom while running for President again. We are either have to buy pitchforks or hobnailed boots. Keep in mind that we are losing ground very fast with a Democratic President, House and Senate. How do you think that things are going to go when the Republicans return to power.

The Republicans always talk about freedom. If we get much more of their brand of freedom we will all be in chains. Orwell warned us about what could happen, but did we listen?

[Eyeball_Kid]

8. Alito says that the Constitution doesn't mention "abortion" as his reason to justify banning it.

Neither does the Constitution mention "murder". How about "rape"? Why ban them? Ooops! The Constitution doesn't mention "incest", either. Katie bar the Door! Tax evasion? Nothing. Vehicular manslaughter? Nada. Looks like the Supreme Court has a lot of work to "undo".

[leftstreet]

6. It's practically unavailable in most states right now

Most people don't realize how difficult it is to obtain services in their own states/counties.

Too many people have gone along, clueless, assuming as long as abortion is a "right" then everything's fine.

[qazplm135]

7. yet bills have passed

in almost half the states.

How people answer issue polls and how they actually vote are often two very different things.

[rockfordfile]

9. This is a big issue. It shows how extreme un-American republicans are

It's time to organize.

[uponit7771]

10. There has to be a true pinpoint stoke on the issue, there's no doubt about that