Of course they do. The GOP hates women.

Right wing: I shouldn't have to get a vaccine or wear a mask! Respect my bodily rights!

Also the right wing: I personally get to dictate what happens with every single womb.

They will go as extreme as possible.

I love that these fuckwits haven’t come to terms with the fact that most Americans hate this policy, and all it does is drive out the vote for the Dems.

But this proposed law does not ban abortion 15 days after ovulation — it bans abortion at 15 days gestation, counted from the first day of a woman’s last menstrual cycle… which means it would ban abortion before some woman have even had conceived.

This in the state of "Live Free or Die"?

Women are nothing but livestock to these people. There only to make more babies to feed to the capitalist machine. Their god has made women to be property, with no franchise, no rights, no purpose but to be bred and do work beneath them, like raising those babies and cooking and keeping a home for their owners. It makes no difference to them if that woman is their mother, their sister or their daughter.

I’ve called and left a voicemail for the one of the two bill sponsors. Two don’t have numbers in their gencourt pages and the senators phone goes to an assistants voicemail. You can be damned sure I’m calling my local reps tomorrow.

I'm so angry at these fucks.

Even if nothing ultimately comes from these bs laws, it wastes so much time and effort. I believe intentionally so. Keep progressives too busy putting out their flaming turd bags to actually make much progress.

Either way they fycking win while we argue and make jokes and fear for our futures.

Weird, the gaslighters kept telling us that Republicans would not steal rights if Roe was repealed.

Meanwhile, if I take a look around, you have stuff like this, AND Republicans rubbing their hands together in glee thinking about messing with BIRTH CONTROL and LGBT rights as well...

To be fair, conservatives don’t understand anything about human reproductive organs.

A new American Family Survey finds that nearly half of Republicans said they would prefer a national policy on abortion, instead of letting each state decide.

Among Republicans, that’s nearly 10 points higher than when the same question was asked last year.

https://www.deseret.com/2023/12/5/23971521/american-family-survey-2023-abortion-national-policy

I think the point is to allow contraceptive and day after pills, but ban any sort of actual abortion. I'd guess it's to address folks who believe birth control is abortion. I'm not sure if this is eyerollingly stupid or part of a devious strategy that's going somewhere serious.

To be clear, fuck these idiots, but I want to know if we need to defend against some new avenue of attack.

See how fast the rest of New England turns New Hampshire into a pariah.

Makes sense, 24 hours to make a decision is plenty.

And of course women should be taking pregnancy tests daily just in case.

Quoth the Privs: "bUt DeMs SaMe!"

Here are the Nh gencourt pages for the 4 bill sponsors. If you live in NH I encourage you to call them AND your reps as well.

rep Testerman

rep Sellers

rep Perez

sen Gendreau

Any idea what is supposed to be in the center of that tshirt?

This is the best summary I could come up with:

A group of Republicans from both the state House and Senate have announced plans to introduce a bill that would ban almost all abortions after just 15 days gestation.

Earlier this year, members of both the Republican and Democratic caucuses voted to remove criminal and civil penalties associated with that ban, and prohibit the state from further restricting the practice.

Two-thirds of voters in New Hampshire support keeping abortion legal in all or most cases, according to the most recent Pew Research data, and at least one of the bill’s co-sponsors, Rep. John Sellers, is in a vulnerable seat after winning by just four votes in 2022.

The proposed ban is notable in part because just a few weeks ago New Hampshire’s Committee to Elect House Republicans declared that the state’s abortion laws were just as liberal as neighboring Massachusetts.

Reached for comment by Rolling Stone, GOP Rep. Jason Osborne, chairman of the committee, called House Bill 1248-FN “no-chance legislation supported by only a few fringe members.”

And here we are, with a bill from sponsors in both chambers, trying to move the ban to 15 days,” says Alexis Simpson, deputy minority leader of the New Hampshire House.

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