[ChicagoConservative27]

Missouri the next domino to fall?

[napscoordinator]

And the hits keep coming. Florida, Missouri, Arizona, Nevada. Just great. Even if they don’t pass, we may lose state or congress seats over it.

[fwdude]

I’ve figured it out. People would rather have the most liberal abortion policy instead of the most strict abortion policy. In other words, there is no choice in the middle.

This has been borne out in the states (Ohio) which have passed referendums to allow ALL abortions instead of none of them.

[ComputerGuy]

As long as it remains a state issue, I’ll accept the results. States already decide who lives and who dies.

[politicket]

Our nation has a blood lust. God will not be mocked.

[hanamizu]

Missouri the next domino to fall?

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It wouldn’t surprise me to see it pass. Although MO is politically conservative, initiatives like this tend to pass. Expansion of Medicaid passed and legalization of marijuana both passed while state government has kept getting more conservative.

[lastchance]

You can be sure the language of the bill is very deceptive and many who vote for it will not get just how all encompassing that “right” to abortion will become. If the bill’s authors and supporters weren’t hypocrites they would be honest and make sure the language did not limit abortion up to birth but after birth as well, say the first 3 months at least.