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In theory it's one way, in practice it's another. Google "Florida Abortion Horror Stories" and you'll see cases where the law had awful consequences. There will be more now that it's been moved to six weeks. And you can bet your bottom dollar that these awful consequences will be campaign fodder...

The article quoted and linked below was ... a disappointment. It reads like a campaign stump speech loaded with applause lines. But it includes no detail and no analysis, and not a single idea about how to improve our country and quality of life.

You are a reasonable and rational poster in this forum. I would read any long post you put up. I put the start date around Nixon and the Watergate episode. That was the point, I think, where the Greatest Generation and subsequent generations registered an increased distrust of government. When...

I'm not familiar with the auto insurance bill. If it passed unanimously, why was the veto not overridden?

It's not nonsense I'm looking for. DeSantis enacting an abortion law that even the majority of Republicans oppose was not an accident. Even though he signed it into law under the cover of darkness and held no public signing ceremony, he voiced support of it every step of the way. But I'm at a...

DeSantis Signs Unpopular 6-Week Abortion Provision Into Law This is an odd one. "Gov. Ron DeSantis quietly signed legislation Thursday that would ban most abortions after six weeks in Florida, a move that will weigh on his likely 2024 presidential bid." "DeSantis signed the measure just...

Of course you do.

Many thousands of young men and women have access to our national secrets. They're in the military. They have security clearances. We rely on them to safeguard that information as they use it in performing their duties.

Defendant Trump On the Road Again We're going to see more and more of this -- Trump taking court-mandated trips he would not otherwise take -- as his case count grows and the cases progress...

To change the rules, is legislative action sufficient, or do the interim-successor rules exist in the constitution, which would require a constitutional amendment to change?

By design? Can you tell us more? Serious question respectfully asked. I have been thinking for a long time about the political, cultural and racial divide you and I both see; and I have yet to come up with a theory that satisfactorily explains this shift, which has taken place over the last...

Accusing someone of racism, as you and I have both done in this thread, requires one to know the motives of the accused, or as one Tennessee legislator said, to know what's in the hearts and minds of those who cast the vote. We cannot know that so we make a determination and rely on that. In...

So, are you saying the Tennessee House Republicans failed to uphold their state constitution? And what threatened lawsuit are you talking about? What lawsuit that does not yet exist is powerful enough to reduce these Republicans to a quivering crew? Oversight is appropriate wherever...

A Sign of DeSantis Weakness https://news.yahoo.com/ron-desantis-team-tries-stop-003250554.html

The analysis you shared that spoke against the constitutionality of reinstating the two Tennessee legislators proved to be incorrect. I'm expecting this one to prove incorrect also.

There is evidence. I cited it above.

My first thought when I saw this was, these two guys deserve each other. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/12/trump-sues-michael-cohen-for-500-million.html

There is something I want to acknowledge when I call the Tennessee House Republicans racist. While I believe they are racist, that's a belief. In fact, I do not know what lies in their hearts. I do not know what their inner motives were when they voted to expel two black men while letting the...

And the Republicans did something that has never before been done in the TN House. They welcomed back the two they expelled, just days after they expelled them. Funny how public sentiment has a way of changing things up. All of a sudden, they became non-racist and welcomed the black men back...

Justin Pearson Reappointed to the Seat From Which He Was Expelled The vote to reinstate was unanimous. https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/news/politics/2023/04/12/justin-pearson-reappointed-to-tennessee-legislature-by-shelby-county-commissioners/70099891007/