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More on GOP chair Hupfer's things GOP stands for

To return once more to the Feb 4 email in which Indiana GOP chair Hupfer purportedly replied to President Biden’s question “What are Republicans for?” w/7 points. Item 6: “The sanctity of life.” That’s a grand idea for the Grand Old Party! We need to sponsor a study. 1/5

How many actual lives, as in people in existence, have been saved as a result of Roe v Wade? We have several categories. Incidence of violent crime dropped in 1991 nationwide, about the time males who would have been born but for Roe, would have been born. 2/5

Males age 18 begin to commit greater % of violent crimes. A peer review study might be able to determine how many of those violent crimes that resulted in deaths wouldn’t have been. There are women’s deaths during pregnancy & child-birth + living in poverty w/unwanted child. 3/5

Roe: written by GOP-nominated Justice. Birth control + sex ed’n = best way 2 avoid unwanted pregnancies, but control over women + reproductive rights = a convenient wedge issue. Sanctity of life should preclude the death penalty & sharply limit U.S. military. 4/5

We have to restore the GOP to its formerly progressive form. I’m Mark Small. I’m pro-choice, pro environment & GOP candidate for Indiana House District 86. I approve of this blog. Hell, I wrote it. 5/5

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Comment by pogden297 on February 8, 2022 at 8:02am: So, you're arguing that abortion is good because it means fewer people (especially males) are born and less crime? By that logic why not mandate abortion, especially if it's going to be a boy that is born. Or why draw the line at birth, why not post-birth abortion, especially for teenagers showing criminal tendencies?