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Question: A referendum between a reason legalization of abortion, a reasonable abortion ban, and an compromise framework of administrative arbitration.
#1
Abortion on demand with no restrictions except for a conscience clauses for up to 90 days. Exceptions thereafter for clear and convincing evidence of “extreme unexpected conditions” where delivery is still not viable.
 
#2
All requests for abortion have to be filed through DCF free of charge. Community and state parties then have a chance to address the cause of the need for the abortion and if there is a proposal, the abortion petition goes to arbitration. If an agreement
 
#3
All laws that apply to murder will include any detectible pregnancies including modified laws for “self defense” where a OBGYN will have to have a hearing after performing an emergency abortion the same way there’s one after shooting a burglar in your hom
 
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« on: September 24, 2021, 09:06:54 PM »

I'd be very much inclined to sit it out, pray that sensibility was shared among the electorate (depending on which voters came out to vote), but also pray that the country can really move past this.

I don't feel this obsession is helping anyone.  Why are still fighting something from the 1970s?  The world has changed, the country is so different than it was back then.... why do we have to revisit Roe now, of all times?  Why the urgency - when those that believe that abortion is murder could have done something about it in the Reagan days or in the George W. Bush days.

When Republicans had the trifecta, why didn't they pass a heartbeat bill federally, why didn't they push for a Human Life Amendment?  Donald Trump would have signed it, he'd do anything they wanted in exchange for their complete obedience and loyalty, so why wasn't it done then?

Is the GOP afraid of major backlash if they follow through on this?

I just don't buy it from Republicans who say that their party isn't emotionally invested in banning abortion nationwide... that's not the reality on the ground.  They certainly do want to have it banned in every state.
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