So here really is the crux of the abortion battle. Conservatives don’t care about babies. They don’t care about women or women’s health. If they cared about that, they’d be passing laws providing for support for women, babies and families. They wouldn’t be against public healthcare and safety nets services. The whole…

“Yeah, gotta agree. How did these nut jobs suddenly become so powerful?”

Also, not how God works. Profoundly inaccurate at all levels.

Senator Nathan Dahm, the Republican who authored SB 1552: “This is our proper function, to protect life,” Dahm said.

I don’t care if you hate Hillary or Trump. Don’t vote for either of them, but show up at that damn voting booth and start voting blue in your state legislatures, and do it AGAIN in 2 years!! Every useless turd in my State’s Senate is up for re-election, (the same useless fucks who think blockading abortion access, and…

Gerrymandering + Koch money + Supreme Court failure to uphold Voting Rights Act + 9/11 + our country’s failure to reconcile with the legacy of racism + the eternal laziness of youth

Imma leave this here for you.

The fuck is that if we don’t band together and vote in every damn election, we end up with legislatures full of un-American shits who want a literal “Handmaid’s Tale”-style theocracy.

Yeah, gotta agree. How did these nut jobs suddenly become so powerful? Is it all about gerrymandering? Because they don’t represent the actual beliefs of even a slim majority. They are, in fact, a tiny minority.

What I wouldn’t give for people to stop treating these jizzmonkeys like their dumbass views deserve any respect at all and flat out tell them to their faces how fucking stupid they are.

Incredible statement from the GOP considering the economy has done light years better under a “godless Muslim”.

It’s known as Covenant Theology. The idea being, if a nation is follows Christian theology in its laws, then God will bless that nation. A lot of Evangelicals are raised believing this, even though the scripture on it is shaky at best and out right contradictory at worst.

Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.

Can they explain to me how the wasted dollars defending this obviously unconstitutional bill in the court system will “help the economy?” It’s so clearly unconstitutional that I doubt even the anti-choice legal groups would spend a dime helping them out on this.

Yep. It’s 100% unconstitutional, and they know it, but instead of abiding by their sworn oath to uphold the Constitution, they’re playing politics with women’s lives because Jesus.

Let’s look at the heavenly paradises on earth that ban all abortion so God smiles on them. Oh wait, you mean the hell holes?

I think your view of history is not very accurate. The Evangelical Base in the US has always existed and bubbles up sometimes, but they did not start to be politicized in a wide way until the 90s. So if it seemed, to you, that the 90s and early 00s were a time of keeping them under control, that is because you were…

Oh, yeah, it will get overturned by any constitution-following court. However, that will take time. And in those months fighting it, the number of women hurt will be numerous.

The bill, which contains no exceptions for rape or incest, would allow the legislature to revoke the license of any doctor who performs an abortion, effectively rendering the procedure illegal.