Thread: U.S Supreme Court overturns (Roe v Wade) legalised abortion
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Old 24-06-2022, 19:17   #89
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Re: U.S Supreme Court overturns (Roe v Wade) legalised abortion
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Originally Posted by Mick View Post
Democrats tried, earlier on but failed in part because of the 50/50 split Senate and the old filibuster chestnut. One Democrat Senator sided with Republicans, so they couldn’t even use Vice President, Kamila Harris to break tie vote

The legislative branch of Government is the bottleneck to real modern day changes required in America.
Silly question, but who gets to determine "modern day changes required"?
"Modern day" science has determined that unborn children can feel pain when pulled apart by the abortion process. Is that an example of "modern day changes required", you were referring to?
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