> I used to think that way too until they started aborting babies that have
> already been born. Now, what used to be a condom that you could put on the
> next day, has turned into murder in the delivery room. A compromise would be
> ideal; Republicans would be happier if there was a federal restriction on how
> old a fetus needs to be before it's illegal to murder it.

I just think the decision should be made by the woman herself in consultation
with her family and doctor, not legislators/dictators.

>> Joe Biden likely does not want to increase the number of justices.

> But now is a bad time to announce that plan?

How can they plan/do anything until the facts are in?

>> The ball is in republican hands at the moment.

> When I voted for Trump in 2016, I was confident that he would fill supreme
> court vacancies. If he failed to fill RBG's seat, then I'd accuse him of not
> doing his job.

The supreme court is crucial to the justice system. It is very important that
it is impartial if you want law and order.

Donald Trumps nominee's have been extreme right, that does not bod well for
impartiality or law and order.

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