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donald trump, the gingerbread man. although the title may seem like a hilarious comedy, this is hardly a laughing matter. in fact, this is not inspired by real events, but rather based on actual occurrences and real facts. now, in 2023, donald trump, the former president of the united states, and the current front-runner for the republican nomination, was indicted 4 times. he was charged with 91 felony counts, he set for 2 trials, was hit with a multi million dollar civil verdict, and he took the mugshots scene around the world. he s now been removed from the primary ballot in 2 different states. it almost makes you wonder whether he s more busy now than he was when he was actually the commander in chief. with the new year, donald trump faces 5 separate trials and verdicts in 2 civil cases that threaten both his bank accounts and his businesses. all the while, he s also facing the jury that we haven t even talked about. the american electorate. but for as long as donald j tru
would make it easier to help single moms raise children and could theoretically make a post-roe world less financially nightmarish for families. but they run afoul of the gop s opposition to social spending by the government and thus face across-the-board opposition from conservatives. michelle, what are the consequences of banning abortions but then doing nothing to support or address measures to actually help children and families? first, thank you for having me on your show this evening. i think vice president kamala harris put it quite well. the united states leads the developed world and beyond that in terms of maternal mortality, and the most glaring rates of maternal death take place in the states with the most abortion bans, the most targeted regulations against abortion providers, otherwise known as trap laws. and though it seems that people have been shy about naming it for what it really is, many of
united states leads the developed world and beyond that in terms of maternal mortality. and the most glaring rates of maternal death take place in the states with the most abortion bans, the most targeted regulations against abortion providers. otherwise known as trap laws. and though it seems that people have been shy about naming it for what it really is, many of these consequences are life and death. so even if we weren t talking about abortion bans, a person is 14 times more likely to die by carrying a pregnancy to term than by having an abortion. abortions are very safe, one of the safest procedures a person can be. so when these restrictions are papers over again and again, what we see are the increased risks to maternal health and safety and we don t see these
so what s going on in the district court of texas, has importance independent of what happens in the u.s. supreme court, in the mississippi case. professor quickly before you go. i want to get your reaction to hearing dr. ghazaleh moayedi say, i ve heard this from people say in states like texas before, roe v. wade into play in texas anyway. but even though there was a victory for abortion rights in the supreme court for roe v. wade, that never really got enforced in states like texas. well, in a certain sense, that s undoubtedly, true and dr. ghazaleh moayedi, is closer to the ground level here than i am. and i ve certainly heard stories throughout the country, that roe v. wade was true in theory, and not always true in practice, certainly the poorest women, who might have needed medicaid or other help to pay for abortion, as was cut out by the hyde amendment, and all kinds of so kinds of trap laws,