Hogsett exploring abortion access options for city-county employees

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10 thoughts on “Hogsett exploring abortion access options for city-county employees

  1. “ Glick said government employees would be better served by comprehensive health care packages that include contraception.”

    Just government employees?

    Funny how contraception wasn’t a part of her abortion bill and the efforts to broaden access to contraception keep getting watered down or defeated. Maybe make it part and parcel of the bill next time if that’s how you actually feel?

    Funny how many Indiana legislators are trying to distance themselves from their abortion ban votes when they had the tools all along to actually decrease the number of abortions for decades if they weren’t so beholden to the extremist forced birth wing of their coalition. I’m sure seeing how things are going in Kentucky and Ohio have absolutely nothing to do with it.

  2. “Hogsett’s Republican mayoral opponent Jefferson Shreve did not immediately provide a response to the mayor’s interest in protecting abortion access.”

    LOL. Why would Shreve respond. Just read Hogsbreath comments and apply them to Shreve as he has no original ideas. Spinless RHINO.

  3. This guy has immersed himself so far into the leftist culture, like others, he’s gone completely off the rails. His demo mantra has abandoned many that, if nothing else, finance his job, those of his associates and administration. I have never witnessed such one sided, obvious, pandering political ads

  4. Another Dem election campaign ploy by Hogsett. Abortion has nothing-zero-notta thing to do with being mayor. Yet he brings it up to spin the gullible in.

    1. Goes both ways.

      People bash Hogsett for terrible roads when road funding is a state issue and it’s clearly been demonstrated that Indianapolis is being robbed by the Legislature. Heck, even Shreve gave up on the issue and said he wouldn’t be able to fix it.

  5. So now we know that the Mator thinks an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars is to send people to other states to kill their offspring. How much money will he spend fighting for this in court?

  6. Don’t use my tax dollars Hogsett for your baby killing scheming. Maybe we should RICO your ass like the imbeciles in Georgia just did to Trump. What just complete BS!!! Oh, but why am I complaining about you Hoggie boy. I moved out of Marion County to get away from mis-management on your part and your Dumbocratic City County Council. But, I still you suggest to your irresponsible employees that can’t control their sexual urges, both the male and female, if they get pregnant don’t reward them with funding to leave the State to go kill off the person they have created. Sicko irresponsibility and Mayor you are aiding and abetting in the couple’s attempt to kill their child. Carry that around on your conscience dude!!!!!!!!

  7. So Joe wants to assist his employees with skirting a state law? Did I read that right? Talking about the degradation of our democracy! What other laws does Joe want to assist in breaking? Election Law? Drug Laws? Criminal Laws? Where is the outrage? Is there no bottom to the craziness of liberals.

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