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In reply to the discussion: Congress Introduces A National Abortion Ban On Its Very First Day Back [View all]Chemisse
(31,350 posts)56. I disagree.
I support abortion BUT I really think women should make that choice and get it done well before 20 weeks gestation.
But there is no room for gray in this debate, because the anti-abortion people want to ban it all. And if they could, they would probably go after birth control next.
Just because they are obsessive though, and have black and white thinking, doesn't mean we can't acknowledge there are gray areas, even as we resist any change in existing law.
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Congress Introduces A National Abortion Ban On Its Very First Day Back [View all]
riversedge
Jan 2015
OP
Just as we expected. They can't wait to get control over women and their bodies, even if they have
Arkansas Granny
Jan 2015
#1
As my repugnance toward second trimester abortions increases with the passing weeks of gestation,
Chemisse
Jan 2015
#62
Needlessly sensational headlines that link to the same needlessly sensational headline are OK at DU.
Fred Sanders
Jan 2015
#14
You know what leads to more later-term abortions? Making it more difficult to get one in the first
nomorenomore08
Jan 2015
#41
+1. Not like the Media ever holds the GOP responsible for any of its reprehensible behavior. Nope.
blkmusclmachine
Jan 2015
#31
There really has been no dialog in decades, has there? I agree with Burf on this. nt
Mnemosyne
Jan 2015
#17
I agree completely. Time to shuttle these assholes off to the old folks' home.
nomorenomore08
Jan 2015
#42
Rep Adrian Smith, R Nebraska, has also introduced legislation to REPEAL Dodd-Frank
misterhighwasted
Jan 2015
#9
Is this the same Wall St./Dodd-Frank Bill that also FAILED today? Hope so.
misterhighwasted
Jan 2015
#24
In a Republican Congress, "science" is what they agree upon (facts and research be damned). . .
Journeyman
Jan 2015
#10
Or if, heaven forbid, it makes it through the Senate, this will happen anyway:
freshwest
Jan 2015
#32
I thought clinton was the first feminist president, also the first black president, if i recall
NewDeal_Dem
Jan 2015
#35
well then there's only one other thing you can mean and i suggest you don't speak for
NewDeal_Dem
Jan 2015
#40