Joyce Vance thinks Mitch and Lyndsey are deliberately playing both ends of the Abortion ban.

[BlueGreenLady]

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[Hekate]

1. Joyce Vance sees thru the gaslighting

[JustAnotherGen]

3. Yep

[JustAnotherGen]

2. I agree

The only response from Democratic Pundits needs to be to these two ass wipes is -

Nice Try, but you will impose a nation wide ban on abortion.

[CTyankee]

4. I devoutly hope that THIS is going to break the back of the Republican Party (I hope for good).

This has not played out as the GOP wished it would.

[Walleye]

5. A vote for a Republican in Congress is a vote for a nationwide abortion ban.

It is clearly a nationwide referendum on the issue. That needs to be the message we repeat. In every district with a Republican running. Don’t let our candidates get distracted on any other bullshit issues. Simply ask, do you want Kevin McCarthy involved in your pregnancy?

[2naSalit]

9. Vote for them and...

You are voting to take away personhood for more than half the country.

[Mme. Defarge]

6. I worry that Graham's bill

might be enough to appease Republican voters. It was the first thing on my mind when I woke up this morning.

[NCDem47]

7. If...IF... Repubs get Congress and White House down the line

Count on national abortion ban being rammed through. None of this 15-week stuff. Full on, everywhere, abortion at any stage illegal.

[33taw]

8. What would happen if they called a vote?

[vanlassie]

10. I doubt if between the two of them they could find a vagina with their eyes open.

Also women are not going to be fooled by these two chuckleheads.

[Warpy]

11. We could live with that 15 weeks

for walking into a clinic and getting a termination. After that point, it starts to get more dangerous and doctors start asking a lot of questions about late terminations.

However, the exceptions don't address best medical practice that will allow a woman to terminate if there are horrific birth defects. At some point, these sanctimonious buffoons we call lawmakers have got to start trusting experts to know things they don't. That time is now.

Ignorant and arrogant men in legislatures have no business practicing medicine.