Wow, lotta straw man arguments. 'No public support
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Posted On: 06/23/2023 9:38:05 AM
Wow, lotta straw man arguments. 'No public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
otta straw man arguments. 'No public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
traw man arguments. 'No public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
an arguments. 'No public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
uments. 'No public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
. 'No public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
public support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
support for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
rt for Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Biden and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
and the Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
he Dems in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
s in '20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
20? Only if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
ly if you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
you believe a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
a 7M vote margin is not support. Congressional and special elections then and in '22 belie the claim as well.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
Citing a 16th century jurist who believed in witch burnings, as Alito did, to justify repeal of Roe V Wade is hardly honoring the constitution either, nor is inciting an insurrection.
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