Ehh not really. Their beer isn’t THAT great

This will never impact an Ivy League school. They all have MASSIVE endowments and will continue to because their wealthy Alumni base will continue to donate and foot the bill. This is a major issue for small state schools though because their alumni don’t have the extra cash to donate back.

Guy really isn’t far off. I know enough JCPD officers that drink while carrying to be concerned that they all do it. It’s definitely not safe for the rest of us. Steer clear of anyone with suspicious abdominal lumps.

Amen to that!

Some salty GQPers here. I found this particularly amusing, have some flare!

Still not referring the good ole US of A.

I no longer have time to waste on you. Enjoy your life.

Not the US. Try again

Edit: KFF is a non-partisan research group and I at least went with a research org instead of some for profit greedy corporation.

Actually yes it is. This article also reminded me that an ectopic pregnancy is another example of something that is not a pre-existing condition that would require an abortion for the life of the mother.

“Medical providers often refer to miscarriages as spontaneous abortions, or by its subcategories including missed, incomplete and inevitable abortions (see Glossary).”

Link for quote.

https://www.kff.org/womens-health-policy/issue-brief/understanding-pregnancy-loss-in-the-context-of-abortion-restrictions-and-fetal-harm-laws/

Pre-existing conditions are not the only thing that would require a medically necessary abortion. A condition that pregnancy brought on, a miscarriage, pre-eclampsia, or a required hysterectomy(an additional stat in the report you attached) would also be medically necessary reasons and obviously not considered in the 162 figure you are using. Additionally any situation where the fetus has already been determined to be not viable would not be pre-existing and would be medically necessary for the health of the mother.

You live based on stories in the Bible which you believe to be facts. So what I said is a fact. I got it from your book.

I was talking nationally not in a state level and I was confusing the stat. An abortion ban could increase maternal fatality over 20%

https://www.colorado.edu/asmagazine/2021/09/22/study-shows-abortion-ban-may-lead-21-increase-pregnancy-related-deaths

Edit: STILL NONE OF YOUR GOD DAMN BUSINESS WHAT I MAY OR MAY NOT DO WITH MY BODY

But also this is false.

God is in fact a murderer and not good. There are several examples in the Bible of this. Noah would be the most well known example.

I was talking nationally not in a state level and I was confusing the stat. An abortion ban could increase maternal fatality over 20%

https://www.colorado.edu/asmagazine/2021/09/22/study-shows-abortion-ban-may-lead-21-increase-pregnancy-related-deaths

~15% is not extremely rare…which is the stat of women who have abortions for health issues. Whether it be their own health or the health of the fetus.

Also it’s none of your god damn business

Definitely not. Cunningham was born in 1950, she’s 71.

You’re talking about Degise.

Edit: punctuation

You should’ve rolled with it OP. He doesn’t deserve to be called by his real name!

There are a variety of medical reasons that could cause that too especially in a 70 year old woman. Top 2 things that come to mind are dehydration and a severe UTI(I’ve witnessed this from some old ladies in my own family - had no idea until I saw it the first time.)

Don’t get me wrong. I don’t care for her, but it’s not necessarily alcohol or illicit drugs.

Wasn’t exactly a DWI, she had no alcohol in her system and the only drugs found were non-narcotic prescriptions. Now certainly you could argue that she may not have been taking those as directed and they created a bad drug interaction but apparently it wasn’t enough to charge her.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/newjerseyglobe.com/legislature/cunningham-vindicated-as-toxicology-reports-show-zero-alcohol/amp/