Biden wins.

Dems widen majority in Senate.

Dems win majority in House.

Abrignac wrote:

Civil war happens...

MACS wrote:

I’m not seeing a civil war. I’m betting everyone just going gently into that good night.

Senate filibuster eliminated.
Supreme Court expanded by four members.
Large tax increases on “the rich” and corporations.
Amnesty for 30 million illegals.

Democracy saved.

HockeyDad wrote:

Depends on two or three main voting blocks.

Abortion- Biden by a landslide
Immigration - Trump
Inflation - Trump

deadeyedick wrote:

It is what it is

I'm hoping for a good growing season. Our goal is to grow enough vegetables to last us an entire year and still be able to give some away to people that live around here.

We came close last yr. We're still eating canned pickles, green beans, tomato sauce and assorted peppers from last years garden. Got to grow more corn and potatoes this year.

Turn your pitchforks into plowshares and work on producing some of your own food.

RobertHively wrote:

Abortion is just a lightning rod for ignorance. The entire thing should never have been made to be funded by taxpayers. EVER. It's now where it resides, back to a State's right. The SCOTUS corrected a botched ruling decades later with a death toll that rivals wars. I don't see this issue has a campaign slogan. It's simply used to be divisive.

Immigration, Inflation and the Economy...those are where the race gets buttoned down. These effect EVERYONE. You can't escape it.

I'd add the MIC and their global "Gotta have a war" party and funding the insanity that is Ukraine. It's a slush fund. Can't see it? Look harder. Been that way for decades and it was the Mavricky John McCain that pointed out to me that the neo-Nazi movement was alive and well there. If their own neighbors don't contribute...why should the American taxpayer? They're not even in NATO either!

I don't see anything the Democrats can run on that make them viable. Oh, there's plenty that will gaslight you, but seriously look at the issues, the facts and the history of what they're doing and it's just flat out wrong.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Paid abortions is a money saver. Due to a lack of price transparency in healthcare, I don’t know the financial cost of an abortion. To pick a number out of the sky, I’ll say $10,000. That is a lot cheaper than a full term pregnancy and the first six months the baby is alive if it is being paid for by the taxpayers.

What I wonder about is …. Exactly how many abortions do women have? Is it their primary form on contraception?

8trackdisco wrote:

Paid abortions is a money saver. Due to a lack of price transparency in healthcare, I don’t know the financial cost of an abortion. To pick a number out of the sky, I’ll say $10,000. That is a lot cheaper than a full term pregnancy and the first six months the baby is alive if it is being paid for by the taxpayers.

What I wonder about is …. Exactly how many abortions do women have? Is it their primary form on contraception?

8trackdisco wrote:

Sterilization? Smells too Eugenicky for me, but I get what you are aiming at.

8trackdisco wrote:

Paid abortions is a money saver. Due to a lack of price transparency in healthcare, I don’t know the financial cost of an abortion. To pick a number out of the sky, I’ll say $10,000. That is a lot cheaper than a full term pregnancy and the first six months the baby is alive if it is being paid for by the taxpayers.

What I wonder about is …. Exactly how many abortions do women have? Is it their primary form on contraception?

8trackdisco wrote:

Updated on Sept. 22, 2023 with the most recent information and statistics.

An abortion generally costs less than $800, according to Planned Parenthood, and that has not changed a great deal in recent years. However, access to abortions was radically trimmed after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022, which ended federal protections for the procedure and opened the door to state-level restrictions on abortions.
You can use Planned Parenthood’s state-by-state guide on abortion access to determine what health care is accessible in your area.
Residents of at least 25 states now have no or severely limited legal access to abortion services, as of August 2022. Those who choose to travel to another state for the medical procedure will have to take on additional costs, while medication abortion (which now accounts for more than half of all abortions) is likely to continue to grow as an option.