Joe Biden's Presidency

[dbroncos78087]

Imagine publicly embarrassing yourself like this:

[metswon69]

^^^Same dude who is spearheading the investigation into the Biden family. Weird how he pays attention to one investigation so intently that may or may not involve the current president while he completely ignores all the investigations into the previous president.

[natepro]

He almost looks like the guy Tapper had to inform, on air, that you don't have to take the oath of office on the Bible.

[dbroncos78087]

I'm hearing that North Carolina will be the 40th state in the union to expand Medicaid under the Obamacare rules. It passed the House and Senate of the state by a wide margin with Democratic governor Roy Cooper's support. Another massive victory for the least represented constituency in our country: the extremely poor.

[brett05]

Its okay. Boebert included transgenders in the bill. She didn't forget.

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/3...ill-of-rights/



Not that I expect any of this to pass in the Senate.

Why would it pass the Senate? The controlling party does not care about females.

[metswon69]

Why would it pass the Senate? The controlling party does not care about females.

It won't probably see the Senate floor but I don't know where your idea of Democrats not caring about females comes from. I don't see them forcing women to have children under almost all circumstances for example.

[brett05]

It won't probably see the Senate floor but I don't know where your idea of Democrats not caring about females comes from. I don't see them forcing women to have children under almost all circumstances for example.

One party actually saves the lives of females. It's not yours.

[metswon69]

One party actually saves the lives of females. It's not yours.

Which females?

Can you dispute the fact that abortion limitations put certain female's lives in danger? Is that saving the lives of women?

[natepro]

It won't probably see the Senate floor but I don't know where your idea of Democrats not caring about females comes from. I don't see them forcing women to have children under almost all circumstances for example.

Republicans care deeply about women; when the House reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act in 2021 (that had lapsed under Trump) 0 Democrats voted against it, but 172 Republicans did.

Their biggest objection, and this is going to shock you, was closing the "boyfriend loophole." While spouses and partners that live together or have a child together are prohibited from owning a gun if they've been convicted of or are under a restraining order for domestic violence, that doesn't apply to a partner that commits domestic violence but isn't married to or living with the person, or doesn't have a child with them.

Republicans, apparently, think that as long as a domestic abuser hasn't made some kind of commitment to the person they're abusing they should be allowed to own all the guns they want. And sure, in 54% of cases where four or more people are shot and killed the shooter killed a former partner or family member, and sure more than half of women killed by guns are killed by a former partner or family member, and sure in a home where domestic violence occurs the chances of female homicide increase by nearly 500%, but think of the guns! We need these people to have them, and just because they're more likely to use that gun to kill the person they're already abusing, and probably a few other people for good measure, doesn't mean we should stop them from having it.

Because Republicans super duper extra strength care about women.

[dbroncos78087]

Republicans care deeply about women; when the House reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act in 2021 (that had lapsed under Trump) 0 Democrats voted against it, but 172 Republicans did.

Their biggest objection, and this is going to shock you, was closing the "boyfriend loophole." While spouses and partners that live together or have a child together are prohibited from owning a gun if they've been convicted of or are under a restraining order for domestic violence, that doesn't apply to a partner that commits domestic violence but isn't married to or living with the person, or doesn't have a child with them.

Republicans, apparently, think that as long as a domestic abuser hasn't made some kind of commitment to the person they're abusing they should be allowed to own all the guns they want. And sure, in 54% of cases where four or more people are shot and killed the shooter killed a former partner or family member, and sure more than half of women killed by guns are killed by a former partner or family member, and sure in a home where domestic violence occurs the chances of female homicide increase by nearly 500%, but think of the guns! We need these people to have them, and just because they're more likely to use that gun to kill the person they're already abusing, and probably a few other people for good measure, doesn't mean we should stop them from having it.

Because Republicans super duper extra strength care about women.

Republicans care about women...they are strong fans of allowing men to support and maintain their property...

[natepro]

One party actually saves the lives of females. It's not yours.

States with the highest maternal mortality rate:

1. Arkansas
2. Kentucky
3. Alabama
4. Tennessee
5. Louisiana
6. Mississippi
7. South Carolina
8. Georgia
9. Arizona
10. Nebraska
10. Indiana (tied)
12. Missouri
13. Oklahoma
14. New Jersey
15. Texas
16. Virginia
17. Florida
18. Kansas
19. Ohio
20. North Carolina


States that have enacted near-total bans on abortion:

1. Arkansas
2. Alabama
3. Tennessee
4. Louisiana
5. Mississippi
6. Georgia
7. Indiana
8. Missouri
9. Oklahoma
10. Texas
11. Ohio


Crazy how much overlap there is. The most dangerous places in the country for someone to give birth, and those states want to force people to do it virtually no matter what.

Saving lives!

[metswon69]

States with the highest maternal mortality rate:

1. Arkansas
2. Kentucky
3. Alabama
4. Tennessee
5. Louisiana
6. Mississippi
7. South Carolina
8. Georgia
9. Arizona
10. Nebraska
10. Indiana (tied)
12. Missouri
13. Oklahoma
14. New Jersey
15. Texas
16. Virginia
17. Florida
18. Kansas
19. Ohio
20. North Carolina


States that have enacted near-total bans on abortion:

1. Arkansas
2. Alabama
3. Tennessee
4. Louisiana
5. Mississippi
6. Georgia
7. Indiana
8. Missouri
9. Oklahoma
10. Texas
11. Ohio


Crazy how much overlap there is. The most dangerous places in the country for someone to give birth, and those states want to force people to do it virtually no matter what.

Saving lives!

Not that he will acknowledge any of what you wrote because its "lapdog vomit" material according to him. Nor did he have anything to back up his point about leftists not caring about females.

[natepro]

Not that he will acknowledge any of what you wrote because its "lapdog vomit" material according to him. Nor did he have anything to back up his point about leftists not caring about females.

He won't acknowledge anything, ever. Objective facts very clearly don't exist for him.

[ccugrad1]

Here is the thing about abortion, Roe v. Wade, whatever you want to call it: If you are a man, and care one bit about it, I question your manhood. It does not affect you one bit.

Secondly, if you are a woman at the age of 40+, you shouldn't care at all because it is likely you aren't getting pregnant. My mom is approaching 70 and she could care less about Roe v. Wade. Her thoughts on it are basically, "Not like I am getting pregnant at my age."

I accept the fact that there should be some exceptions to the rule like rape cases and things of that nature. The problem with most of these women who want to get abortions are they are so quick to want to jump into the sack with their boyfriends and they don't want the responsibility.

[metswon69]

Here is the thing about abortion, Roe v. Wade, whatever you want to call it: If you are a man, and care one bit about it, I question your manhood. It does not affect you one bit.

Secondly, if you are a woman at the age of 40+, you shouldn't care at all because it is likely you aren't getting pregnant. My mom is approaching 70 and she could care less about Roe v. Wade. Her thoughts on it are basically, "Not like I am getting pregnant at my age."

I accept the fact that there should be some exceptions to the rule like rape cases and things of that nature. The problem with most of these women who want to get abortions are they are so quick to want to jump into the sack with their boyfriends and they don't want the responsibility.

Yes, because the peak epitome of masculinity is showing complete apathy towards the rights of females. I know you just want to hear yourself talk on this one without any counter input but this ain't it, Jack.

What sense does your second paragraph make btw? You mean to tell women over a certain age shouldn't care about fellow female's reproductive rights? Seriously?

Way to be a complete misogynist btw without any understanding of the nuances involved with having children.