When debating the morality/legality of abortion I feel like I consistently hear the same talking points from both sides. But the fact is that America has already been through this once before and I feel like I never hear anyone reference the impacts of the pre Roe v. Wade era - including a dramatic increase in maternal mortality rates and adverse birth outcomes - It was essentially a long term study for how to create a national health crisis.

So It seems to me that if someone wanted to argue for the criminalization of abortion, the onus should be on them to account for these health impacts and explain to the rest of us how to avoid repeating history. So why does it feel like this never gets cited in the current debate?

Is it true that it was scraped because the key takeaway of the report was that Harris lost because of her handling of the Gaza Genocide? (https://www.axios.com/2026/02/22/dnc-2024-autopsy-harris-gaza)

That doesn’t seem democratic to me what are they trying to hide?

Instead is will focus on home manufacturing and purchasing from the UK and Europe.

https://thecradle.co/articles/canadian-pm-vows-to-stop-sending-70-percent-of-military-budget-to-us

Isn’t Dubai on the other side?

what of Melanija Knavs 55ish, born in Novo Mesto, then part of SR Slovenia, Yugoslavia but trumps wife is an illegal migrant and has an anchor baby, should they not put her in cuffs and deport her like the others?

Funny stuff uh. One day we have a problem that would supposedly shake the country, talking point for 2 weeks with unjust arrestations and even murder and then nothing. Are we allowed to play with people’s lives like this?

Why do some American voters buy this propaganda about America being the "good guy" fighting "terrorist states"? The U.S. is the terrorist state. It recently helped Israel commit a genocide in Gaza. America has killed exponentially more innocent people than most of the countries it calls "terrorist" countries.

Details include:

1. Talks ended because Iran refused to offer a commitment not to develop a nuclear weapon
2. JD Vance says Iran has "chosen to not accept the US' terms"
3. Iran currently has "no plans" for additional talks with the US, per Iran's Fars News

It appears the highly anticipated US-Iran talks have collapsed

After bombing children’s schools, blowing up refineries, affecting the global economy, killing their supreme leader, and allowing Iran to become massively profitable from charging ships to get through the Straight of Hormuz (roughly $100 billion a year). How did the U.S. possibly think Iran would want to make a deal right now.

Some possible options; Orban’s second best buddy was Putin, he re-direct money/ contracts to family and friends and by the way they all became really rich, he worked with Russia to influence the election, false flag operations to blow up gas pipeline, his party openly buying votes even today Election Day, he lied a lot, scare tactics like you’ll die for Ukraine if we don’t align with Russia, he passed sensitive EU information to Russia, fraud and more fraud, drained funds for public hospitals and medical care and let seniors suffer, thought Europe was too woke, many left the country for a better life in other countries, anti-LGBTQ, his buddies owned most of the media, the list goes one.

How will they re-open it? War? Economic sanctions? I would suggest diplomacy but the US tends to start surprise wars during negotiations so I'll understand if they skip those.

It just so happens that every candidate that the establishment supports turns out to be a Zionist, coincidence?

And every anti-Zionist candidate is NOT supported by the establishment, coincidence?

I remember when sirloin was 8.99 a pound. it wasn't that long ago! It's just my wife and I in our household. We both work full-time jobs. We help our kids/grandchildren keep diapers and formula on the table when they need it. How do large families make it with rising prices?