A Dem Senator Tried to Play the Abortion
Game on Twitter and Lost...Badly
Posted By: Beardo, 5/8/2022 2:24:29 PM
She’s not going away. She hails from a state bluer than the water which surrounds it. Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) will be representing Hawaii until the end times, so we just need to get used to what seems to be an endless stream of stupidity. (snip) Hirono decided to wonder if there were any comparable things “that the government can do to men that even comes close to forcing a woman to have a child.” (snip) Replying to @maziehirono Two grandfathers WWI. Father and three uncles WWII. Two uncles Korea. Two cousins Vietnam. All combat vets. Start there.
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she chose to have him at 16, her answer
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