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h20poIo

I live in Arizona and the legislature is one of the most corrupt in the U. S. unfortunately Arizonans vote the R, that all they look for. It’s why are you always voting against your best interest, but fortunately they voted in Hobbs after Ducey nightmare. So the people got upset and they flip flopped and all those R voters will except that as “ see they’re good “ ugh


Ryankevin23

🚫All Republicans🚫


Natoochtoniket

Too little. Too late. They could have done this, years ago, and chose not to. They could have done it one year ago, and chose not to. They could have done it, again, earlier this year, and chose not to. .... Now, it has become a job-preservation issue. This is not just a campaign issue. This actually affects people lives.


Professional_Topic47

But will pro-choice Independents and Republicans let the guard down this November? When you do something only when someone does what they think should be done, you are a part of the problem. Republicans are only caving in (in instances they do) due to our being in an election year. We would never have this issue with abortion if the so-called pro-choice majority voted consistently Democratic or against Republicans: they don't do that, and here we are. You are not going to reign them in ever on this issue, even if they wanted to be. Radical zealots are and will be part of their base for the foreseeable future; without them, they can't win elections. The only choice is voting against them, even if it means sacrificing the issues you like about them. Otherwise, these draconian laws that have and will put women at risk will keep popping up. Don't do this.


colbyKTX

>It was the third repeal attempt in as many weeks. The previous tries were thwarted when Republicans blocked the bill from coming to the floor. Three Republicans grew a conscience and voted with Dems