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1- CW.. #Pro-Life, #WholeLife & #assaultweaponbans
If you don’t think protecting tiny school children from being slaughtered with military style assault weapons at their elementary school is a pro-life issue, will you at least consider re-considering?
If you don’t think protecting tiny school children from being slaughtered with military style assault weapons at their elementary school is a pro-life issue, will you at least consider re-considering?
2-But the 2nd amendment…
There were cheers when the US Sp Ct ruled in Dobbs that a right to abortion was not rooted in our nation’s history or tradition or explicitly enumerated in the Bill of Rights. I am among those pleased at the opportunity to protect all human life.
There were cheers when the US Sp Ct ruled in Dobbs that a right to abortion was not rooted in our nation’s history or tradition or explicitly enumerated in the Bill of Rights. I am among those pleased at the opportunity to protect all human life.
3-the military style assault weapons being used repeatedly to terrorize & murder children & innocents going about their lives didn’t exist when the 2nd Amendment was written. AR-15s and other military/LE weapons weren’t even fathomable then & their protection shouldn’t be now.
Ever hear this comment? :
"Why do Third Parties run candidates for president? Wouldn't it make sense to start with local and state races that are less long-shot, and build their way up?
Maybe you have asked that question yourself. It's a fair question.
This thread's for you.
"Why do Third Parties run candidates for president? Wouldn't it make sense to start with local and state races that are less long-shot, and build their way up?
Maybe you have asked that question yourself. It's a fair question.
This thread's for you.
To start, off we absolutely agree that state and local races are important. We're a party that believes in subsidiarity. That's the idea that higher levels of authority exist to support the lower levels in their proper function.
But there's the thing:
But there's the thing:
State and local races are also very difficult for third parties. The odds are stacked against us by the duopoly. To be a real contender takes resources. Even something as relatively low-level as a state representative race takes ample volunteers and tens of thousands of dollars.
