comfortably. republicans know this. they know they lose in a democratic election. that s why they re so anti-democratic in so many ways. now, they re trying to stop the one person, one vote reality that this country was supposed to be built on, ed here s the perfect example of it they know in ohio, they put this up for a referendum, they lose just like kansas kansas. yet, they now are working as hard as they can to subvert the will of the people in ohio so my theory, sort of grand theory of republican politics, is that the big funders, the koch brothers, now the koch brother, ken griffin, people like that, the really big donors are not in this for culture at all. they re not really interested in those issues they re in this for deregulation
at least five other states it s hard not to get really angry about this as we all know, as americans know, and this is an issue, you know, i believe i disagree a little bit i think trump s lies still fester among the population, and we can talk about that another time but this story has cut through the american culture, american society, because women under understand what they need for their health care. they need mifepristone they need access to abortion it s not just, as i said, one late-term pregnancy by somebody who doesn t feel like having a baby that s not what it s about we all know this we all know this we all know there are women right now who will have to carry to term dead fetuses because they cannot get a termination. they can t get basic medical a 67-year-old white man,
i do believe that the pro life cause, there are a lot of honorable people out there, good, decent people who care deeply about the life of the unborn they want to have a culture of life i believe that this should be something that transcends just the unborn it should be part of that, but compassion for all sorts of people you know, the immigrant, the widow, how about people who don t want to be shot when they open or knock on a door? all of these things are part of a culture of life. i think that there are people who are legitimate conservatives, who are willing to lose elections if it means that they ve accomplished this goal that, frankly, took us 50 years to get to. i think there s something noble in that. having said that, from a political standpoint, this is incredibly dangerous right now for the republican party for a couple reasons one, i think there s just a predicted backlash that is going
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carolina said friday that, as president, he would support and sign the, quote, most conservative pro-life legislation that could pass. here s what he told nbc s ali vitali on friday every time a state pours a dobbs decision, states have the ability to have the most conservative bills that they can get passed in their legislature. i support the culture of life, without question. is six weeks the right mile marker well, the people have decided that their elected leaders have the opportunity to do so, so i say absolutely as the culture of life is being protected, we should celebrate that states will have different, varying views on that, but, yes, if i were president of the united states, i would literally sign the most conservative, pro-life legislation that they can get through congress. even if it was six weeks? i m not going to talk about six or five or seven or ten. my god, i mean, florida already has six weeks. jonathan lemire, this is threatening the lives of women,