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In reply to the discussion: The real threat to abortion in Florida isn't an all-out ban [View all]dsc
(52,166 posts)17. I didn't say we needed regulation
neither, for that matter did Hillary. But what both of us said is that abortion should be rare.
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Death by a thousand cuts. The "right to life" movement makes all kinds of noise
bullwinkle428
Jan 2016
#1
they have no interest in overturning Roe. they're achieving their goal w/o it.
nashville_brook
Jan 2016
#23
actually, HRC has done more than most to ensure that regulations/restrictions happened
nashville_brook
Jan 2016
#21
it' not a "hater's club" -- it's the truth, and you can ignore it if you like.
nashville_brook
Jan 2016
#24
there's no quotes from those sources. but, feel free to cast aspersions.
nashville_brook
Jan 2016
#27
compromise, in this arena, has led to the destruction of women's lives.
nashville_brook
Jan 2016
#25
+++ a million. In this context, this type of compromise = appeasement = death.
DirkGently
Jan 2016
#34
"Safe, legal and rare" is not just a "Clinton-era mantra". Obama has said it too.
Nye Bevan
Jan 2016
#11
I think one issue is that we Millennials have no memory of the world before Roe v. Wade.
Odin2005
Jan 2016
#19