The hysteria revolving around the loss of Roe v Wade was manufactured to distract American voters. Donald Trump has continuously said he would never sign a national abortion ban. The Supreme Court decided it belonged to the hands of the states, and that is where it would stay. Kamala’s proposed abortion bill is far worse than anything Roe v Wade proposed.
Her intentions and Walz’s are far more extreme than anything Roe v Wade conceived.
NBC proudly reported that abortion is now the number one issue in their polling. People are struggling to buy necessities, we are nearing World War III, and our borders are wide open. However, somehow, media propaganda made abortion the most important issue. Worse yet, NBC is proud of its power to manipulate people with lies.
What they won’t tell you is how extreme Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are.
The 1973 abortion law Roe v Wade codified an absolute right to abortion in the first trimester. Some government regulations were allowed in the second trimester, but the courts would review them. In the third trimester, the states could regulate abortion. […]
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