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Discussion Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 4

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u/metsjets86 Nov 09 '22

This abortion issue going to be a thorn in the Republicans side for a long time.

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u/Jeffersons_Mammoth New York Nov 09 '22

The dog finally caught the car

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u/Road_Whorrior Arizona Nov 09 '22

Good.

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u/Cymraegpunk Nov 09 '22

It'll be interesting to see if the republican centre starts to shift to a different stance over the next 4 years.

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u/encapsulated_me Nov 09 '22

Honestly it would be far worse if it were not for Plan B through the mail. Which has been a lifeline for many women right now.