President Ronald Reagan Talks About Abortion In The 1970's
WASHINGTON D.C. (trfnews.i234.me) An audio clip from former President Ronald Reagan on the topic of abortion in the 1970’s.
President Reagan Discusses Abortion in the 1970s
President Ronald Reagan Talks About Abortion In The 1970's
WASHINGTON D.C. (trfnews.i234.me) An audio clip from former President Ronald Reagan on the topic of abortion in the 1970’s.
In high school biology class we learned there are 10 essential anatomical-physiological systems that characterize a humans body. Without any of these systems I would not characterize the body as aa human body.
A zygote, an embryo and the early fetus appear to be in the process of aquiring such a physiology. Therefore it is not a human being yet. Therefore the constitution does not apply as the constitution refers to human persons.
This is a AI Reagan bro
What a wisdom said here.
Thankful for the wisdom shared here.
Great man and president RIP
Reagan administration precipitated the great decline of the middle class,and created more POVERTY!!!
Minnesota was the only state to not vote for Ronald Reagan. The last Republican that got our vote was Nixon and he was impeached.
We need more abortions, not less.
proving rape or incest is not always easy
Ronald Reagan was a honorable man.
RIP
What would a personally autonomous woman who is capable of using her own brain to make her own choices care what St. Ronnie of RayGun said umpteen years ago? He was senile while in office in case anyone isn't old enough to remember that era. He was a man and irrelevant to the topic of abortion. He didn't have a uterus and couldn't get pregnant.
On SCOTUS it is currently five living men and one woman who wiped out fifty years of equal rights progress and legislation. Within my lifetime women and children were once legal chattel property of the men in their lives. We mostly made enough progress to get out of that…, and now those six SCOTUS justices have put women right back into that situation. Those justices deserve to be impeached for lying to Congress at their Senate hearings before the full Senate voted to make them justices (and at least two of the men had questionable pasts involving actions against women that should have disqualified them from being considered in the first place).
This is a very surreal time for educated and intelligent women who don't know if this is a sick experiment at setting up a world based on Gilead in "The Handmaid's Tale," or the ugly reality of Lebensborn institutions.