@BooBibity@LqLana Regardless of who impregnated her she should not have been forced to carry to term risking her health and life, she also deserves to be fed this summer 🤷 pro-life, am I right?
In the state of Mississippi more than 1 in 5 children face hunger.
And their Governor Tate Reeves, has announced that he won’t participate in a federal summer food program for children.
You see, he doesn’t want the state with the highest poverty rate and the most hunger in the country to turn into a “welfare state.”
So those kids can just starve.
But do go on about how “pro-life” Republicans “protect our kids” wont you.
This is the forced-birthers moment. It has nothing to do with the love or survival of children. It has everything to do with controlling women. If pro-life was truly pro-life there would be more resources going to those who are already alive and hungry.
It's so obvious, yet so many ignore what they can see because the forced-birthers are really good at manipulating people's emotions (guilt & shame).
In Mississippi, people are in line and poll workers are saying there aren't any more ballots and they aren't letting voters cast affidavit ballots, according to this filing.
This is John Roberts's fault.
BREAKING The Mississippi Republican Party files “urgent and necessitous”matter with Mississippi Supreme Court to vacate a lower court order extending voting in Hinds County until 8 PM because of a huge ballot shortage that’s kept voters in line for hours.
This is a reminder that Tate Reeves spent your tax dollars on $4,000 ice machines, a meditation garden, a lemon tree room, and a nearly $38,000 raise for himself while our hospitals close and working families pay 7% grocery tax.
Make a plan to vote.
@tatereeves ✅ Selling state government positions to campaign donors...
✅ Stealing welfare money...
✅ Funneling Head Start money to his wife...
✅ Being a grifter and all around corrupt failure for #Mississippi ...
✅ That's Tate Reeves. 👋🥔
#MSelex#MSpol#MSgov#SaveMississippi
Expanding Medicaid in Mississippi would create 16,000 good paying healthcare worker jobs – and keep 220,000 working Mississippians healthy. Let’s get it done.
Make sure you have a plan to vote tomorrow.