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Isn’t Rokita forgetting the law doesn’t have an enforcement provision, how long does this shred go on? Dr.s Lawyer’s can’t read? JC quit with stance taking, just admit the truth. In fact send me a link tell me I’m wrong, please. . . dtfree1@att.net
We’ve told you you’re wrong several times, Doug.
“ It’s a level 5 felony for a physician to perform an illegal abortion. That means an abortion provider could face 1 to 6 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000 under the amended bill.”
https://www.indystar.com/story/news/local/indianapolis/2022/08/06/indiana-abortion-bill-ban-law/65394328007/
Bob P….. He’s NOT pro-life, he’s anti-choice.
With all due respect, if the US Supreme Court believes the issue of reproductive freedom and the right to privacy should be be decided by the people of Indiana let’s have a referendum by the citizens now. Put it to a vote to be decided by the people.
The question is simple: who gets to decide: you, or the government?
Republicans opposed putting the subject to a referendum vote because that would bring people to the polls they do not want to listen to . So that leaves the referendum substitute to be voting against all Republicans just to get their attention on the will of the electorate . Women are fully capable of making their own healthcare decisions without Republican interference or condemnation .
Amen to that
As we get closer to Election Day, the data indicates Republicans are losing women voters in massive numbers (confirming that what happened in Kansas will not be an outlier). Rigid, religious-oriented lawmaking – and the politicians who make and support those laws – be rejected at the polls.
Considering how badly the polls missed on previous elections in Indiana, think I’ll wait until the day after Election Day to see how things actually shake out.
It’s going to take things like Huston (the person who uttered the line “vote us out if you don’t like it”) getting voted out to change the minds of legislators. Remember how quickly they “fixed” property tax issues when voters decided property tax issues were Bart Peterson’s fault?
But I am not holding my breath that will happen. Huston just finished picking his voters in the most recent redistricting. For him to lose would he unfathomable. I mean, look how gerrymandered it is.
https://ballotpedia.org/Indiana_House_of_Representatives_District_37
There are plenty of reasons to not like Todd Rokita without bringing his weight into it.
In general one’s argument has less value the more “Hitler” and “Nazi” is referenced. Just Saying.
When short on facts; pull out the Nazi or racist card