Texas Law could circumvent Roe V. Wade

[Fireball]

I would contend that not ALL companies moving to Texas are from "Cali". I do welcome the "blue-ing", though, wherever those companies come from. 

[brewer]

I would contend that not ALL companies moving to Texas are from "Cali". I do welcome the "blue-ing", though, wherever those companies come from. 

Stop reading my mind.

[Fireball]

I would contend that not ALL companies moving to Texas are from "Cali". I do welcome the "blue-ing", though, wherever those companies come from. 

Stop reading my mind.

[puts on Braille gloves] What's with all these wrinkles, anyway!? 

[brewer]

Stop reading my mind.

[puts on Braille gloves] What's with all these wrinkles, anyway!? 

I knew getting a flip top head was a mistake.

[Foxaèr]

[puts on Braille gloves] What's with all these wrinkles, anyway!? 

As long as he enjoys having his scrotum tickled, who am I to judge?

[GUBU]

Republicans have been allowed to hide behind Roe for too long, relying on virtue signaling to turn out voters with no fear they would have to face the consequences of eliminating medical services for abortions. Now they will have to face those consequences, and it will not be pretty. The Supreme Court has granted them the means to shut off abortion access, so now we'll see whether that's what voters really want. If polling is any indication, Republicans are in for a rough ride. Hopefully, that will mean that as awful as this period is, it will only be temporary.

One thing the party of treason has been good at over the last thirty years is reducing the vote to those that will vote for them come hell or high water.