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Harris/Walz on the issues

Not a chance the current Dems will want federal legislation (which they do VERY much desire) that will cut off unlimited abortion at 20 weeks. I highly suspect they will have no cutoff number of weeks.
What do you care, are you having an abortion? Did you know the woman down the street from me who just had an abortion? Of course you don't but you're worried about her fetus, give us a break.
 
What do you care, are you having an abortion? Did you know the woman down the street from me who just had an abortion? Of course you don't but you're worried about her fetus, give us a break.
It's called thread conversation. This following comment was made:

So, where do we define the point of compromise? 20 weeks?
And that comment from JMB prompted me to respond with my view, as follows:

Not a chance the current Dems will want federal legislation (which they do VERY much desire) that will cut off unlimited abortion at 20 weeks. I highly suspect they will have no cutoff number of weeks.
But what is your view about a 20-week limit (with the usual and typical exceptions afterwards)? Do you think that is what the Dems want to pass federally?
 
It's called thread conversation. This following comment was made:


And that comment from JMB prompted me to respond with my view, as follows:


But what is your view about a 20-week limit (with the usual and typical exceptions afterwards)? Do you think that is what the Dems want to pass federally?
I think, as a voting democrat myself, we Democrats will gladly accept, mind your own business and let women decide what is best for themselves. Got it?
 
I think, as a voting democrat myself, we Democrats will gladly accept, mind your own business and let women decide what is best for themselves. Got it?
Oh yes, I've "got it" which is precisely why my comment 87 says what it does.
 
Just go with what you were going to believe anyway, which is that she's a commie marxist leninist DEI pick.
So in other words, the actual truth.


The best thing about the term "DEI pick is that it's vague enough that it doesn't require a complete definition. It's like jazz: if you have to ask what it means you'll never get it.
DEI is apparently a "polite" way of saying that Blowjob Harris is an affirmative action hire.

Progressive nutcases throw temper tantrums now when people talk about affirmative action in open conversation.


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So, I went to the official Harris/Walz campaign website looking for information of their position on issues that matter to Americans. Couldn’t find anything on positions or issues.
Is this just an American Idol campaign?
They are planning to make a big push to outlaw a wide swath of ordinary hunting rifles. Hopefully the NRA is ready to take them down like the NRA did when Obama tried it in 2013.
 
How? Can you provide specific votes where JD Vance voted against veterans benefits?
He voted against vet benefit bills. What exactly is his sterling legislative history?

In fact what legislation that he authored pass? NONE.

REMF couchboy is a Theil San Fran tea sipper.
 
He voted against vet benefit bills. What exactly is his sterling legislative history?

In fact what legislation that he authored pass? NONE.

REMF couchboy is a Theil San Fran tea sipper.
Bill #?
 
He voted against the PACT Act.
The PACT Act passed in 2022 (Senate vote was 02 August 2022) and was signed into law by Biden on 10 August 2022.

JD Vance became a Senator on 03 January 2023.

Please explain how he voted against a bill that passed 5 months before he was in Congress.
 
The PACT Act passed in 2022 (Senate vote was 02 August 2022) and was signed into law by Biden on 10 August 2022.

JD Vance became a Senator on 03 January 2023.

Please explain how he voted against a bill that passed 5 months before he was in Congress.
Interesting. I must investigate further.
 
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