Submitted by MoeBlacksBack t3_xywf59 in newhampshire
New Hampshire GOP Senate nominee Don Bolduc told supporters this week that he thinks the future of abortion rights “belongs” to Republican “gentlemen” state lawmakers, who he claims know best how to give women a voice on their reproductive rights. https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/gop-senate-nominee-abortion-decisions-093008182.html
I'm reading "The Turnaway Study" by Diana Greene Foster, PhD -- it's the book form of a 10 year long study of women seeking abortions. They tracked women who got their abortions AND women who were turned away (most often because their pregnancy had passed the gestational cut-off). The study tracked over 1000 women, all over the country, every 6 months from when they walked into an abortion-provider's clinic/office.
This book should be required reading for anyone who might have any influence over whether abortion is available.
How about some bullet point take-aways?
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Who didn’t want to post the source?
You. You didn't post it until after I said "[citation needed]". Prior to me making that comment, your post contained only the text, no URL nor any other way of testing the null hypothesis that you wrote the text and put the candidate's name on it. (As is, for reasons explained by the person to whom you replied, we still fail to reject the null hypothesis that the unquoted words you wrote, fail to accurately summarize the meaning of what the candidate said.)
An oversight is not the same thing as someone not wanting to post it. For the record, I never saw your post. I saw that the link didn't paste before I posted it. Thank you for assuming the worst in people though. Keep up the good work.
Because I realized that the link for the story didn’t paste before I posted. So I went back and added it. How can you fail to comprehend that ? You are obviously the kind of person that constantly assumes the worst in people.
This race is not even close to Maine. In Maine you had a Dem trying to take out one of a few centrist Republicans who regularly voted across the aisle. Not really black & white like the race in NH that include a Trump-backed election denier with mostly fringe views.
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Is it “panic”or do they want to sell it as a close race to simply encourage blue voters to show up?
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Meh, maybe.
Big if true!
Surely you don't think you gave an accurate impression of what was said, do you?
read the article
Trumpism dont care.
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^(especially for this being your first post in any NH-related subreddit and the rest of your profile indicating you are a Masshole)
What does that have to do with the fact that the guy is unfit for office? https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/gop-senate-nominee-abortion-decisions-093008182.html
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Cite Deez nuts, senno.
Your citation needs a citation.
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No one cares, coward. Come back on your main account and post this.
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Wahhhhhhh I want attention but won’t use my main Wahhhhhhhhh
Coward
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Ahh, I forgot you are the pinnacle of intelligence. It’s ok to be highly insecure like Mr trump. Totally cool
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Never seen Space Mutiny?
Don’t worry, everyone thinks you are smart
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☝️ the sad irony of a worthless lying piece of shit.
No real argument to give, so instead this coward resorts to ad hominem.
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Donny B is that you?
kitchinsink t1_irjgnlj wrote
The best voice for a woman and her body is said woman and her doctors, not the state. Literally never the state.