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Goksu Toprak
@gt
(I am not a women) 1. Trump replaced 3 supreme court justices in which I think all actually stated that "Roe vs. Wade" was a super-precedent. Given chance, they overturned it and moved it to each state to make a decision. Decision by the supreme court immediately resulted in loss of rights women had in certain states. Democrats should have codified it with Obama when they had the chance, but does not change the fact that Trump is somewhat responsible as he was the one who nominated these justices. In terms of "newly elected president taking away from you" — he stated he won't do a national ban on abortion. I would not be shocked if he is lying or he is truthful. Trust him at your own peril. It makes sense to me that women electors may not. 2. Being a "single-issue" voter imo is a privileged position. No candidate should be dumbed down to a binary outcome. Politics are multi-faceted. 3. Overall agree its unproductive. However, not everyone is entitled to get every opinion they have entertained seriously.
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adrienne
@adrienne
(I am a woman) +1 to everything @gt says I don’t know if men can truly understand what it means to not have complete and utter control of when and whether to have a child. We take birth control for granted but imagine life without the ability to decide when to have kids. And imagine if you were the one who was default responsible for childcare. 6 week abortion bans are frightening. Do you know you can’t even find out you’re pregnant until at the earliest 4 weeks? Most women don’t even look visibly pregnant until 3-4 months. There’s a good chance they won’t even know they are pregnant by 6 weeks. I am not a single issue voter but I will fight for women’s equality, for autonomy over our bodies and health care, and freedom to live how we choose.
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Hua
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