the epa invented by republican richard nixonby who you know,as i know some people say it wasly one of the greatest liberals actually in disguise of all time , but i m pretty surel what his political affiliation was. and he, and thought that making sure that the federal government played a role in regulating what s goingng on with climatede change, which is manmade, is something that s important. now, chuck, schumer also had statements about what s goingay on with roe v. wade being scaled back . and to david s point about this is just about the midterms. yeah. would we love to win the midterms? sure. but what we would most loveer is that womenms all across this country continue to have some degree of bodily autonomy . and we know that in about halfh, the states within a month that people will havehat such severe restrictions placed on them anywhere from these personhood bills to these heartbeat bills that there will be questions about whether there areout , exceptions in states like tex
by republican, richard nixon. i know some people say he was one of the greatest liberals actually in disguise of all time, but i m pretty sure what his political affiliation was, and he thought that making sure the federal government played a role in regulating what is going on with climate change, which is man-made, it is something that is important. now chuck schumer also had statements to say of what is going on with roe v. wade being scaled back into dagen s point, this is about the midterms, would we love to win the midterms? sure, but what we love is women all across this country have bodily autonomy. in half the states within a month, that people will have such severe restrictions placed on them anywhere from these personhood bills, the heartbeat bills, there will be questions about whether there are rape and incest exceptions in states like texas, that is a five-alarm fire, i don t think this was over the top, and it is kind of insane to me that people pretend on the conservati
that have very real impacts on women. one is miscarriage. say you re traveling in a state that has a trigger ban that s already in effect, no abortions at all. and you are carrying a baby you very much want, and you start to miscarry. there are implications for how doctors are going to be allowed to treat you that presents potentially very real risks, especially depending on your health. that s one thing. another thing i have heard a lot from women who are particularly my age, i m in my late 30s, who have done in vitro fertilization and now there are questions about personhood bills on the books saying a frozen embryo is technically a person. that carries a lot of weight and implication when you re starting to think about making decisions about those embryos. so i do think there are going to be an incredibly complicated set of circumstances to have to deal with here, and when we start to talk about the politics of it, this is where things get very tricky if politicians on either
killing of an unborn child. and if yes, are you willing to carry legislation to end the practice? yes, i have the legislative background to back it up. a hat tip to the colorado newspaper to holding on to that audio. if his voting record wasn t consistent enough, you have the tape. and that s inconvenient with him who s seen for radical anti-abortion tapes. so, after all this, sponsoring personhood amendments on the state and federal level, cory gardner now says, hey, it was all a big mistake. he didn t really understand what the personhood bills were all about. he s sorry, he even wants to take it back. i did not know what i was sponsoring is not a position of strength. but that s where the colorado senate campaign is right now. chalk it aus one sort of bright spot. senator mark udall certainly knows who todd akin is and he s