Ohio voters approve abortion rights amendment to state constitution

Washington Examiner ^ | Nov. 7, 2023 | Gabrielle M. Etzel, Healthcare Reporter

[ViLaLuz]

Ohioans voted on Tuesday to adopt abortion and reproductive health rights into their state constitution, with a majority voting yes on Issue 1.

[ViLaLuz]

Truth.

[coalminersson]

fund abortion on friday, receive communion on sunday

[Pajamajan]

"You mean they rigged another election again."

They got away with the MASSIVE vote fraud of 2020. Why wouldn't they turn right around and do it again?

Problems with the voting in Kentucky and PA:

https://www.rightjournalism.com/screenshot-kentucky-had-the-same-problem-as-pa-with-votes-getting-flipped-early-in-the-governors-race-here-are-the-details/

And how much do these "wins" help the Democrats, right when they need it the most?

They had EVERY reason to cheat in this election

[entropy12]

Denial is not just a river in Egypt.

[Olog-hai]

Sure, if you can tell me where one was honest first.

[jeffersondem]

“People may say they are against abortion, but still think it should be legal for all the obvious reasons.”

You mean abortion to kill a child because it is known the child will be the wrong sex, or the wrong color?

I believe under the newly-passed Ohio provision a child can be killed if the mother suspects it will be black; all legal.

[dfwgator]

You’ve got to start framing the issue differently.

For example, if you are talking abortion with a liberal, say, “I’m pro-choice, because I don’t want liberals to have kids.”

Watch their heads explode.

[reasonisfaith]

There is a mathematical relationship between an increase in the behavior in question, impairment of judgment induced by temporary absence of consequences for the behavior, and the threshold of public toleration of it.

That is to say, nothing can stop what’s coming.

[Dave W]

That has always been true since 1972. There is nothing new here.