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    MsMagik — 1 year ago(May 15, 2024 09:10 AM)

    This is why republicans will lose in 2024 and why they will keep losing.
    The majority of Americans still support broad access to abortion, new research shows, despite aggressive efforts by the GOP to convince voters it’s dangerous and immoral.
    The findings released by Pew Research on Monday show 63% of Americans say abortion should be legal “in all or most cases,” up four percentage points from that share in 2021. Even two-thirds of moderate and liberal Republicans share that view, the survey found.
    Only 8% of Americans say the procedure should be illegal in all cases, and 28% say it should be banned in most cases. Despite those low figures, Republican leaders in more than a dozen states have completely outlawed the procedure, and several others have put harsh six-week limits on it since the fall of Roe v. Wade in 2022.
    Among adults under 30, 76% say abortion should be legal in all or most cases ― indicating that support for reproductive rights is likely to keep increasing as the electorate ages.
    Support for medication abortion ― the most common method of terminating a pregnancy in the first trimester ― is also high, with 54% of Americans saying it should be legal. A quarter say they’re not sure. Even among Republicans, 37% say it should be legal, compared to 32% who say it shouldn’t and 30% who aren’t sure.

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      /.​ — 1 year ago(May 15, 2024 09:12 AM)

      Abortion is premeditated murder.
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        MsMagik — 1 year ago(May 15, 2024 09:18 AM)

        If you are saying it is murder then you are saying people who have abortions should be in jail and executed, and that attitude is why your side is not taken seriously by the majority of the American public and why the republican party will never win the presidency again.

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          /.​ — 1 year ago(May 15, 2024 09:46 AM)

          So you say MsMagik, but most polls say you're wrong about November.
          Biden is most likely toast. His open border policies have been loading us up with ISIS and Taliban members since he took office. Those guys are not going to "Netflix and chill." It's just a matter of time before they make people sorry they voted for him.
          Border security and the his disastrous economy (runaway inflation) are more important to most sane people.
          SANE people.
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