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Can the houses or the president intervene in state law? Genuine question. I had assumed only the judiciary could.
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If only the democrats had some kind of majority in both houses
They don't though - see agents Manchin and Sinema.
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Well abortion is not only now illegal in Texas, but random citizens can net themselves a $10,000 bounty by suing anyone who is involved in an abortion in the state.
And in that short time, the following appeared and got busy on Reddit:
That's been shut down now, but the Texan Taliban is raring to go. There were some really fucked up fantasies being played out in that forum.
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Well abortion is not only now illegal in Texas, but random citizens can net themselves a
$10,000 bounty by suing anyone who is involved in an abortion in the state.A comment from a YT post covering a Jen Psaki presser:
Republicans on vaccines: "My body, my choice!"
Women on abortions: "My body, my choice!"
Republicans on abortions: "NOPE."And about the bounty:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy0JJaOUcys
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Well abortion is not only now illegal in Texas, but random citizens can net themselves a $10,000 bounty by suing anyone who is involved in an abortion in the state.
If only the democrats had some kind of majority in both houses and control of the presidency, maybe they might be able to do something about this.