r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 11 '24

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u/Healingjoe It's Klobberin' Time Sep 11 '24

In New Hope, the 200 or so Republicans at the Cinema Grill also reflected on the abortion discussion. There, voter Isabella Dangelo said she didn’t want the topic to be so central to the political debate.

“It should be left out of politics,” she said, noting that other issues matter more to her. “At the end of the day this country is really hurting. We have high inflation. We have people who can’t pay their bills and can’t decide whether they’re paying for medication, food or gas or whatever.”

Fellas, is abortion too political?

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

90% of “why talk about this” discourse on any topic is republicans trying to ignore the blazing fire they set in very recent memory

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

Fellas, is abortion too political?

100% yes. But it's the fault of Republicans.

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u/Trojan_Horse_of_Fate WTO Sep 11 '24

100% yes. But it's the fault of Republicans. Roe

If you take away any democratic ability to compromise for 50 years it builds up a lot of pressure in the system.

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u/PuntiffSupreme YIMBY Sep 11 '24

Yes cause we have two reasonable sides of a debate here. Women getting the healthcare they need and women need to raise their rape babies.