OMG. And it's true check the news. Death penalty.

[Murphyb849]

[link:http://

Link to tweet

?t=Usdxh02jTbZo2GapdSby6A&s=19|

[Takket]

1. i would love to say that has no prayer of surviving an 8th amendment challenge...

but with this SCOTUS?

[monkeyman1]

28. IF that's the case , any congress people lie, take'm out back & shoot'm for perjury!

[LeftInTX]

36. It didn't even get a committee hearing...sine die...session was over May 30th.

First term rep.

[louis-t]

2. I think they've gone too far.

The outrage is building. It's gonna get ugly, but in the end I think this will all be reversed.

[ShazzieB]

11. I think you're right.

At least I really, really hope you're right!

The outrage is definitely going to be over the top this time. Everyone in this country with a pro-choice bone in their body is already pissed off over the last piece of Texas anti-abortion fuckery. This would be a hugely unpopular thing to do at any time, but to introduce a bill like this right now is just plain stupid!

Cut it out, Texas! Just PLEASE cut it the fuck OUT!!!!-

[yellowdogintexas]

39. The tweet is from March This did not make it into the final bill

which was passed later.

[NJCher]

14. I have no problem getting ugly on this issue

They want to see ugly? I'll show them ugly.

[ShazzieB]

18. Right? GRRRRRRRR!!!!!

[monkeyman1]

29. with ya '100%

[happybird]

3. How "pro life" of him.

Ugh.

[crickets]

10. THIS. nt

[OAITW r.2.0]

4. When we start killing people for doing exactly what nature has done for 10's of thousands of years..

you have to ask, why is God/Nature the #1 abortion provider in this world? And if God says you will miscarry, should you enact laws against God's will?

[FirefighterJo]

54. You have a potential chilling point there

What will happen with a woman who endures a miscarriage from natural causes ? Will she be snitched upon and how will that work out ?

[Baked Potato]

5. GOP is really expanding that base. Executioners are a huge lobby? nt

[ecstatic]

6. Please proceed?

Those who are still allowed to vote should definitely vote their asses out.

[Bev54]

7. OK that is something every dem can use in their campaigns

both federal and state. This is exactly who these evil morons are.

[bahboo]

8. keep pushing it assholes...

blowback will be a bitch...

[monkeyman1]

31. they think dem's are pussy's -bad move !

[Mike Nelson]

9. Of course...

... this man is deplorable. But, at least he's being honest. If they consider abortion to be the murder of a baby, and they are for capital punishment, then they would like to execute the woman and her doctor(s).

[Tom Rinaldo]

12. Politically, this is a total gift to our side

And we were concerned that "Defund the police" scared off some voters. The death penalty for abortion is not a concept very many Republicans running for office want to be associated with.

[VarryOn]

13. I wouldn't even propose the death penalty for that dog Bin Laden, much less...

For a woman who got pregnant unintentionally.

[Make7]

15. March 12th?

This bill sounds like a campaign ad:

https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/87R/billtext/pdf/HB03326I.pdf


There is zero chance of that being deemed constitutional (in the extremely unlikely event it became a law).

[LeftInTX]

33. Can't become law

That session ended on May 30th, but it didn't even get a committee hearing.

We have weird people filing all sorts of weird bills in Texas, but many of them never see the light of day.
They know the bill won't go anywhere and they do it for publicity
It's just a weird thing about this place. Like Florida Man.

Kyle Biedermann's bill to secede never got a committee hearing. Everyone on DU was hoping it "would happen"...I knew it wouldn't.

[Johonny]

16. Watch doctors flee the state

[C_U_L8R]

17. What's the penalty for insurrection and treason?

Time to get real with these assholes.

[Sogo]

19. The campaign ads for the Dems will write themselves....

Hey, America, do you want the entire country to be like Texas????

[I_UndergroundPanther]

20. Appealing to the sociopath voters?

Fuck Texass

Fuck evilgelicals

Fuck the republican party.

[Marius25]

21. That tweet is from March 12th

[Deuxcents]

26. Yes..as was pointed out..but

Plenty of time to plot. Devious people do devious things. This has gone too far

[LeftInTX]

37. The session ended on May 30th

Bill never got a committee hearing

[Laura PourMeADrink]

22. Counting the days to retirement when we will get the fuck

out of this horrible state.

[monkeyman1]

34. feel sorry for ya ' ! i BAIL'D IN 014 !

[Laura PourMeADrink]

41. To where? I want to live in a blue place!!!

[monkeyman1]

44. me & my wife live live in Arkansas & it is totally different than weird texas !

ya got your redneck's & thing's , everybody just kind of leaves alone . plus , been here for close to 5 yrs & their super nice & treat ya with respect ! i call it here red & blue . not a real crap ol'a political shit bag all over . we are retired & about 75 % cheaper than texas .

[Laura PourMeADrink]

46. I like Little Rock!

[monkeyman1]

48. bad move ! we live the ozark mountains !

big city & all that go's with it !

[LeftInTX]

50. Arkansas is redder than Texas

[Initech]

23. Do you want civil war? Because that's how you get civil war.

[Celerity]

24. Wait until the Rethugs get control of Congress and POTUS and

then attempt to nationalise the outlawing of abortion, backed up by the threat of federal force.

That exact scenario was been part of many posts I have done about the undoing of the Union of the States by 2040 at the latest, perhaps earlier. I have went into more detail in many, and it is certainly not just abortion law dependent.

Too many people suffer from normalcy bias and assume the Union, the nation, the very constitutional superstructure is infallible, indestructible, I have even seen the descriptive (the height of hubris) eternal used.

The United States is so young, a blip in time. The average empire lasts, in the past 12,000 years of modern human history, 250 years or so. If you count the full implementation of the new federal government operating under the purview of the US Constitution as the starting point, then 250 years is up in March 4, 2039.

If I went back to September 2014 (I pick then for the coming viscous Red Wave in the 2014 midterms, that started the electoral descent), and told people the fresh hells that would transpire over over the next 7 years, they would call me insane, or at least some OTT conspiracy theorist. Normalcy bias is a strong force indeed.

[Turbineguy]

25. Over playing the hand

an old republican trait.

Covid and shootings are not killing enough people.

[aeromanKC]

27. GQP Hamurabi's code America

[onetexan]

45. and they were fearful of sharia law

[czarjak]

30. Smite the Spite

[flying_wahini]

32. I bet you all the tea in China that he has a history of abortion with a former girlfriend.

[LeftInTX]

40. Maybe, but his bio reads like a typical closeted homophobe..He has a beautiful wife

Born in Mineola, Texas, Bryan Slaton is a proud East Texan with values and principles that resemble(represent) the great people of East Texas. These values were formed as he grew up regularly participating in church and family gatherings. Bryan attended Ouachita Baptist University, where he earned a double major in Youth Ministry / Speech Communication. He then attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and earned a Masters of Divinity with Biblical Languages. He served in the ministry as a Youth and Family Minister for 13 years.

Continuing his education, Bryan graduated from The University of North Texas, where he earned a Bachelor degree in Business Administration Accounting. Bryan now works at his family-owned company, Slaton Financial Services. He understands what it takes to balance a budget and cut wasteful spending, no matter the scale.

He opposed taxes being raised and land being taken away from private citizens in order to build toll roads. Bryan Slaton is passionate to help the people in East Texas obtain and maintain a Government that they not only deserve but for which they are calling. Bryan and his wife, Sharmen, have been married for 3 years. They have a son, Maximus, and attend Fellowship Church in Royse City.

******************

I wonder if he will be caught in a bathroom somewhere???

[littlemissmartypants]

51. It would be really easy to jam up his little biz with some reviews...

https://slatonfs.com/

Google reviews
https://g.page/slaton-financial-services?share

Birdseye
https://reviews.birdeye.com/slaton-financial-services-670001600

Yelp
https://m.yelp.com/biz/slaton-financial-services-dallas-3

Trust Origin
https://www.trustorigin.com/company/http%3Aslatonfs.com

Info free
https://profile.infofree.com/biz/TX/Dallas/Slaton%20Financial%20Services/11132553264413

Chamber of Commerce
https://www.chamberofcommerce.com/united-states/texas/dallas/payroll-preparation-services/30741860-slaton-financial-services

CGM Network
https://www.cgmimm.com/dallas-texas/professional-services/slaton-financial-services

Yellow Pages
https://www.yellowpages.com/dallas-tx/mip/slaton-financial-services-21891648

In business for 30 some years but only accredited for less than a year, in December 2020. Hummmmm...

[LeftInTX]

53. I think his dad owns that business, not him.

The owner is 72. This guy is only 44. He apparently is a manager there. Wish I could find out more about the business.

Bryan has a traffic ticket from 2006 for "Failing to maintain financial responsibility"..LOL Never heard of that before...

[mountain grammy]

35. They're going off the cliff.

Empowered religious fanatics.

[LeftInTX]

38. Some rouge crazy-ass first term representative files a crazy bill

No one else sponsored it with him. Not even freak'n Brisco Cain. And if Briscoe Cain didn't co-author it, then it must be beyond nuts.
It died and never had a hearing.

Man he's fat and looks older than 44...

[littlemissmartypants]

42. Of course he did. Assh*le. In my mind I see him

And all his cronies, laughing and smoking cigars in some back room of their social club.

All he did was put all target on his own back. We're going to take out these fools one at the time. It may take some time, but we're stealthy and infuriated and they're outnumbered.

[left-of-center2012]

43. They can offer a bill saying that the Earth is flat

Doesn't mean it will get anywhere.

We may want to hold back on the panic and wait for the facts.

[LeftInTX]

49. Bill filed in March. Session ended May 30th. Bill never got a committee hearing

No one else sponsored it. Not even freak'n Briscoe Cain got on board with this one.

First term, crazy-ass guy.....

There were two special sessions, but they're also both over....

The only one left is redistricting. The state is a bit strict about special session agendas.

After redistricting, there will not be another session until 2023. The Texas lege meets for 140 days every two years. That's why crazy stuff gets filed. They know there isn't enough time to hear all of it. You should read the thousands upon thousands of crazy bills filed each regular session.

[Eyeball_Kid]

47. This bill has always been the logical extension of the anti-choice

position.

If abortion is "murder" then there must be murders. And if "murder" isn't a metaphor, then it's an allegation. We should be somewhat relieved that what the anti-choice movement has been promoting in private is now openly public.

[Hekate]

52. Right. Stone the woman in the public square. Behead medical provider likewise. That'll show 'em.

[LeftInTX]

55. Bill died. Slayton was the only sponsor. Not even this guy supported it.