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"I don't understand. But I don't care, so it works out."
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Originally Posted by berdee
yeah sure, every pro abortion women decided to get pregnant and then have their abortion at the same time.
There was a quick rush of abortions that outnumbered the amount that would be statistically expected, indicating that women were rushing to get the procedure before missing the deadline, instead of waiting and considering it for several more weeks, as would be done in prior times.
On the ScotusFocus website, the writer believes there were two leakers, and 3 total leaks of information.
The writer believes the first leak came through a conservative, and the second leak that quickly followed came through a liberal, and then there was another leak.
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Originally Posted by AZLiam
Changing the narrative?
Again?
Who, me?
I've said all along I don't know who the leaker is, and cited Megyn Kelly's guesses, and her guest's guesses.
I don't really have a "narrative" at all on the leaker(s), except prior to reading this article I believed it to be one leaker, and one leak, and likely one of the 36 clerks.
Not two leakers and 3 leaks.
What IS surprising to me is they don't appear to know yet who did it, which is taking longer than I thought it would.
You responded so quickly it seems you couldn't have had a chance to carefully read the article - if you're truly interested in this story, it's well worth your time.
yeah sure, every pro abortion women decided to get pregnant and then have their abortion at the same time.
Do you think there is enough capacity at blue state clinics to handle abortions from 30 or 40 red states? Again, for example. We don't actually know how many states will ban or severely restrict abortions.
I've said all along I don't know who the leaker is, and cited Megyn Kelly's guesses, and her guest's guesses.
I don't really have a "narrative" at all on the leaker(s), except prior to reading this article I believed it to be one leaker, and one leak, and likely one of the 36 clerks.
Not two leakers and 3 leaks.
What IS surprising to me is they don't appear to know yet who did it, which is taking longer than I thought it would.
You responded so quickly it seems you couldn't have had a chance to carefully read the article - if you're truly interested in this story, it's well worth your time.
Right. Why would I waste time carefully or carelessly reading the article? I don't care how it might have happened or how it could have happened. All that is important is how it DID happen. I'll leave the "what-ifs" to the crazy left.
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Originally Posted by ClaraC
There was a quick rush of abortions that outnumbered the amount that would be statistically expected, indicating that women were rushing to get the procedure before missing the deadline, instead of waiting and considering it for several more weeks, as would be done in prior times.
Stands to reason.
Oh okay, there's always a "quick rush" of very large numbers of women to get abortions. got it.
I am sure many of the abortion doctors in red states will move to blue states and set up shop. Its supply and demand it always works itself out
Many abortion doctors aren't only abortion doctors. Most do all kinds of womens medical care like pap smears, std screening and treatment, early pregnancy related care. I highly doubt there are many doctors that prescribe abortion meds that don't do other types of care too. So if a red state were to have doctors who prescribe abortion med move then there would be a large vacancy in the womens health field, and probably not a big rush for others to run fill those positions.
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