The GOP is Not Pro-Life

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We all knew it was coming thanks to the leak. Nonetheless, the impact from such a blow is still hard hitting.

On Friday, June 24th, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, killing the consitutional right to abortion.

The GOP is not now, nor has it ever been a pro-life party. "Yes, they are!" I can hear some of you saying. Shut up. SHUT. UP. Repulicans go on and on about the preciousness of unborn life. All the while they cannot give a crap about the millions of American lives that already exist, doing zilch to show they are a true pro-life party.

The GOP is pro-birth. They will fight tooth and nail for the unborn. They've been doing it for decades. But the second that child is born, the ferocity to fight for that child that was unborn is gone, scattered like cockroaches when the lights come on. Nine months. That is the extent the GOP can be bothered to care about life. Once they are out of the womb, babies get the same care from the GOP that they give every other American: none.

We are currently dealing with a baby formula crisis. Back in late May 192 house Repuplicans voted no on a bill that would grant easier access to baby formula. Feeding starving babies should be a no brainer, but for the GOP, sticking it to the democrats and President Biden is more important. If they really were pro-life, every single one of those house repuplicans would have voted yes.

Mass shootings are a regular occurrence in America because our gun laws are a joke. It is easier to get a gun than it is to get a driver's license. GOP members could vote with democrats on stricter gun laws but that would mean they'd have to stop getting that mad money from the NRA. They care more about some idiot's right to own a weapon of war and money than they do the victims of the Buffalo and Uvalde mass shootings.

Republicans are against free health care and a myraid of other things that fall in with pro-life policies. I'm not even sure why they call themselves a pro-life party when they've shown that time and time again, they are anti-life as it gets.

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