Shaggy
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Not on TV but you can still find good unbiased sites like BBC and a few othersI would say no, at least not here in the US.
Not on TV but you can still find good unbiased sites like BBC and a few othersI would say no, at least not here in the US.
So, medical malpractice is now the basis for having more abortions.Blood all over the gops hands and women are pissed off. Women will be heard their husband's wishes be damned
A Pregnant Teenager Died After Trying to Get Care in Three Visits to Texas Emergency Rooms
It took three ER visits and 20 hours before a hospital admitted Nevaeh Crain, 18, as her condition worsened. Doctors insisted on two ultrasounds to confirm “fetal demise.”www.yahoo.com
News Nation is pretty good It is down the middle.I would say no, at least not here in the US.
It wasn't medical malpractice. It was fear of prosecution from zealotsSo, medical malpractice is now the basis for having more abortions.
What a world we live in.
Imagine a 269/269 and Harris chooses herself to win because the HOR is evenly split too
I agree though that I don't see Kamala winning PA. Too much industry and financial security in natural gas there for Harris to win.Final call
The only reason I made Kamala win PA in my map is because that's where she will be in Election day.I agree though that I don't see Kamala winning PA. Too much industry and financial security in natural gas there for Harris to win.
It's equally as likely as they are missing the female and independent vote falling away from trump. Saw one poll that saw indies breaking 62% to 38% that's a big divideThis truly does seem like the closest election of our lifetimes coming into it. Of course, a “normal polling error” could easily slide the electoral college victory towards a 100-EC win for either candidate, if there is a 3% error on either side, but I really don’t know what to expect. Gun to my head (LOL, how appropriate given today’s news), I’d put Trump as the favorite now, but I’m not confident about that. I do wonder if the pollsters could be going too far in correcting for the “anti-Trump bias” of the polls in 2016 and 2020, but it could just as easily be that they underestimated his support again.
I don't think we'll see the effects of abortion laws outweigh the effects of the tanking economy. States with those laws will likely see efforts to remove those who enacted them at the state-level though.It's equally as likely as they are missing the female and independent vote falling away from trump. Saw one poll that saw indies breaking 62% to 38% that's a big divide