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aocommunalpunch

(4,236 posts)
Fri Jun 24, 2022, 01:17 PM Jun 2022

Should have had Cisneros.

Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar, the lone anti-abortion Democrat in the House, said Friday his position has not changed.

"We'll let the states make this decision now," he said.

Asked by NBC News about House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's reaction to the Supreme Court's decision, which she said was "cruel," Cuellar said, "Everybody has their opinion, including the speaker."

Cuellar said that while he was in the minority in his caucus, he is not in his district.


[link:https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/live-blog/supreme-court-abortion-live-updates-roe-v-wade-rcna35149?icid=ed_npd_nn_nn_np_liveblog#rcrd3131|]

I'm sure he's pretty chuffed at the support he got. How does that support look now?
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Should have had Cisneros. (Original Post) aocommunalpunch Jun 2022 OP
We'll let the states make this decision now," he said. Ray Bruns Jun 2022 #1
The Democratic voters in that district disagree with you. comradebillyboy Jun 2022 #2
Do folks really think qazplm135 Jun 2022 #3

qazplm135

(7,447 posts)
3. Do folks really think
Fri Jun 24, 2022, 01:35 PM
Jun 2022

that a Pelosi endorsement means squat in South Texas? Because I live pretty close to South Texas and I can tell you, it doesn't.

I wish he would have lost, but the reality is that it's a pretty conservative district.

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