Matt Birk doubles down on the position he’s outlined in speeches to fellow right-wing loons that women shouldn’t work. Bold strategy. https://t.co/wrqgFVTfMd
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) July 21, 2022
read the chyron while listening to what Van Duyne is saying pic.twitter.com/12ueEelUHy
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) July 21, 2022
Pelosi: Do we need a session on the birds and the bees to talk about why this is important? pic.twitter.com/NyPumIlXVp
— Acyn (@Acyn) July 21, 2022
"Conservatism" is about protecting and supporting the status quo, and now that's the problem?Watch: Dem spars with 'extremist' GOPer who says contraceptive rights cause abortions https://t.co/byyjZG5zGl
— Raw Story (@RawStory) July 21, 2022
Gotta say this is starting to remind me of W. winning his second term and declaring he had "political capital" he was gonna spend. Spend on cutting off social security; but he assured the elderly already on it that they would be grandfathered in, just their grandchildren would have to fend for themselves (like invest in the stock market. This was back when putting the SS trust fund in the stock market was considered the height of financial wisdom.).
That conversation was in the headlines for all of about 2 months. Seniors let the GOP know in no uncertain terms they actually cared about their families, and Social Security was always, and always would be, the third rail. I think taking away abortion rights is prompting the same reaction in the body politic. As ever, those in power don't get it until the election brings it home to them. Politicians are always conservative in that sense: they dance with the one what brung 'em until the music changes and all the dance partners change, which happens every 2 or 4 years. So, basically: wait for it.
It's coming; just not in the way these yahoos imagine.
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