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how dare they try to deny women their rights and their freedoms? she just hopes the prompterof doesn t t go down well, she s just another democrat who doesn t trust the voters to make decisions for themselves. she would rather have nine unelected justices make those decisions. well, until at least, the ruling went the other way. then she s left sputtering inane platitudes about bodilyil autonomy after she and her h party stiller try to force vaccines on women who didn t want them. none of this , by the way, is principled but she s so apoplectic about the gop tsunami that s about to swampt t them. she s even trying to convince you that the movement that resulted in 50 million babies being aborted is a way for it. patri it s patriotic ifot you stand for freedom for self-determination, forer the right to privacy, if you