> The Republicans fought tooth and nail against even simple mask mandates Yes, it was also hilarious to see Democrat politicians vacationing in Florida maskles

> The Republicans fought tooth and nail against even simple mask mandates Yes, it was also hilarious to see Democrat politicians vacationing in Florida maskless while their constituents had to follow illogical mask rules back home. Heck, in some cases they don't even pretend to care about these rules themselves (see MET gala and the countless of "parties" these politicians went to maskless). > now want to legislate what happens in a woman's uterus in the name of "protecting life"? What a joke. The supreme court did not ban abortion, so your argument is moot here. I'm personally OK with abortion in the early stages. But I'd argue that there's a line where a woman's "bodily autonomy" ends and a prenate's bodily autonomy begins where abortion becomes more than the equivalent of removing an appendix.