Texas woman who sought court permission for abortion leaves state for the procedure, attorneys say
Texas woman who sought court permission for abortion leaves state for the procedure, attorneys say
Kate Cox, a pregnant Texas woman who sought court permission for an abortion, has left the state to obtain the procedure, her attorneys said.
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I’d rather have small, permanent progress
You'd rather have no progress.
2 5 ReplyI'd rather not have the equivalent of the Florida or Texas legislature running the country. That's worse than no progress.
5 1 ReplySame. Unfortunately, the John Lewis Voting Rights Act was less important than centrists' adherence to the Jim Crow Filibuster.
2 3 ReplyFloridians had rights, until suddenly they didn't.
Rights aren't so important when they can easily taken away.
3 0 ReplyRights aren't important to you at all. As long as Democrats get to keep their stupid procedural excuse for inaction, everything else is secondary.
1 1 ReplyAnd yet they are taking action where they can, like in Ohio, Kansas, etc.
You are willing to risk everything for short term again, most of us aren't.
3 0 ReplyGreat. Could have codified Roe, but you're happy with Texas' law as long as your precious Jim Crow filibuster keeps progress from ever happening on the national level.
Your real nightmare scenario isn't Florida's abortion laws. It's Washington's minimum wage, universal vote by mail, and legal cannabis.
1 1 ReplyCodified Roe = short term gain. The only way to codify it is to plant the seeds for its destruction. Along with the destruction of other laws you should care about.
2 0 ReplyCodified Roe = short term gain.
You prefer no gain at all ever. Congratulations on getting it.
1 1 ReplyI prefer incremental gains that are not easily reversed. Like the ACA and the latest climate change legislation.
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