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9. LIke the goose just walked over their political graves . . .

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Wed Apr 10, 2024, 07:04 AM

Apr 2024

What a surprise!!

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Arizona Republicans denounce revived 1864 abortion ban in sudden reversal [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 OP

This indeed is fucked up and an effing slap in the face............................... Lovie777 Apr 2024 #1

Well hey, AZ Republicans enact a NEW law that restores the right no_hypocrisy Apr 2024 #2

Right? They could stand on the side of women and kids and AllyCat Apr 2024 #3

Yes, stop yakkin' and start writing a better bill. Nt spooky3 Apr 2024 #5

I am holding my breath...waiting...waiting... dutch777 Apr 2024 #10

They originally DID have a law in 2022 pending what the SCOTUS would do BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #11

I'm confused. They already have have a 15 week ban and this pre-statehood ban supersedes it? LeftInTX Apr 2024 #16

YES!!! BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #19

OMG!! LeftInTX Apr 2024 #21

Yup BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #22

I wonder if the state legislature can simply rewrite/amend the 1864 law to 15 weeks? LeftInTX Apr 2024 #26

I saw an article where the AZ AG said she was NOT going to enforce this BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #33

That would require principles and courage, which are in short supply in the GOP. apnu Apr 2024 #12

And McCain wasn't nearly as courageous NanaCat Apr 2024 #35

Yeah, if only Arizona lawmakers had the power to make new laws. tanyev Apr 2024 #14

They did! See post #11 above. The Supreme Court stated a 1864 pre-statehood law superseded a 2022 law LeftInTX Apr 2024 #24

Actually, the 2022 law supersceded itself.... getagrip_already Apr 2024 #28

OK..thanks.. LeftInTX Apr 2024 #30

You caught the car. Now proceed to MOMFUDSKI Apr 2024 #4

I thought this was what they wanted. mwb970 Apr 2024 #6

They held a prayer meeting in the state house on MONDAY in support of the 1864 law AZSkiffyGeek Apr 2024 #29

OMG! And I thought the Texas lege was nuts. At least our reps and senators don't speak in tongues. LeftInTX Apr 2024 #31

*wags finger* We know your real stance Kari. cstanleytech Apr 2024 #7

Too late, assholes. Paladin Apr 2024 #8

LIke the goose just walked over their political graves . . . hatrack Apr 2024 #9

Scurrying like roaches! SunSeeker Apr 2024 #13

Bullshit. They are covering their asses before the firestorm starts. This is NoMoreRepugs Apr 2024 #15

Imposing a total ban Icanthinkformyself Apr 2024 #17

Just wondering Seinan Sensei Apr 2024 #18

They know they're screwed, even in Arizona. Joinfortmill Apr 2024 #20

These lying aholes are now afraid. They own this. They just don't want to publicly. 58Sunliner Apr 2024 #23

Wear it proudly, assholes. dalton99a Apr 2024 #25

Playing catch up ball is a desperation move and never works out well. But it is good to smell the fear ... marble falls Apr 2024 #27

The 2022 law included language stating the 1864 law would take precedance getagrip_already Apr 2024 #32

That's what I figured BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #34

FA FO Mz Pip Apr 2024 #36

Need Abstractartist Apr 2024 #37

Tar them all Old Crank Apr 2024 #38

It sure would be nice if Republicans Quanto Magnus Apr 2024 #39

They are trying to cover themselves. The state gop The Third Doctor Apr 2024 #40

Snap, it is going to cost some republican state seats in Nov. republianmushroom Apr 2024 #41

This message was self-deleted by its author LudwigPastorius Apr 2024 #42

Hoist by their own petard. maxsolomon Apr 2024 #43

Yeah, right. efhmc Apr 2024 #44

They wanted immigration reform, then ran from it. They wanted an abortion ban, then ran from it. mwb970 Apr 2024 #45