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TheRealNorth

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14. Having once been a 20 year-old man....

Reply to spooky3 (Reply #8)

Tue May 3, 2022, 03:36 PM

May 2022

It really wasn't on our radar when going out on a Friday or Saturday night.

That could change, but the Republicans could also make it easier to dodge child support payments too. I remember a Republican state legislator in WI tried to do that a few years ago.

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Will the SCOTUS Abortion Decision Help Democrats in the Midterms? [View all] AdamGG May 2022 OP

Depends on turnout of younger woman TheRealNorth May 2022 #1

Men must stop viewing it as a "women's issue." It affects younger men, and other spooky3 May 2022 #3

Well, that would be nice TheRealNorth May 2022 #7

Wow. What an odd reply. Ask men if they care spooky3 May 2022 #8

People seem unable to seperate gender/sex from these issues i.e. shared concerns/problems BradAllison May 2022 #10

Having once been a 20 year-old man.... TheRealNorth May 2022 #14

Here's another perspective on the opinions of 20 year old men spooky3 May 2022 #15

it isn't just abortion CrackityJones75 May 2022 #12

I'm a man and I once voted in a Republican primary on this issue alone AdamGG May 2022 #13

I don't know - JustAnotherGen May 2022 #2

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It depends on turnout and how much young women worry about this issue. redstatebluegirl May 2022 #5

I think the people that really, really care about this issue are already voting regularly. n/t Calista241 May 2022 #6

I think so Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 2022 #9

A bump in the polls now Omen78 May 2022 #11

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