Most people have the mental flexibility to have a stance for each issue.

We like to use slogans and cute nicknames, but I find most people saying “I’m pro freedom” are talking about specific freedoms, most people saying “I’m pro choice” are talking about specific choices, and most people saying “I’m pro life” are talking about specific lives.

I have never heard a pro life person call themselves pro freedom when it comes to this issue. It’s always about babies being killed to them.

> You seem to lack the understanding that we have the establishment clause written in our constitution that keeps the religion and “beliefs” of those lawmakers, out of our laws.

It’s adorable that you think the constitution stops people from writing, nominating, and voting for laws according to their beliefs, religious or otherwise.

Our constitution prevents the implementation of a state religion, but absolutely does not prevent laws based on religious, moral, spiritual, or any other belief. Your lack of knowledge when it comes to laws is as expected as your confidence.

Democrats can write any abortion legislation they want according to what they believe. Republicans can do the same. Only difference is that the republicans are the only ones to actually write anything.

You do not seem to be grasping the concept of electing someone to write laws.

“How about all you dang law writers stop writing your dang laws and mind your own business! Who told you to be so nosy!!!”

Ban it *after 15 weeks federally. Somehow you accidentally made it seem like they were trying to fully ban abortion. Whoopsie.

I doubt they’d care what you want to nickname yourselves. The only people with bunched panties seem to be the pro choice crowd who absolutely hate that pro-lifers have that brand.

Yeah that’s because they weren’t getting their way. NJ is already pro choice.