Yet one more thing Trump has in common with Margaret Sanger.

Where can I buy him? And Chewbacca for my niece?

And pregnancy resource center volunteers.

The only worse people are those who brag about qualifying to join Mensa and refusing.

Regardless of the weapon used, violence against young or otherwise vulnerable people hurts just the same. We need a society where it’s completely unthinkable. Then firearms would be for recreation, hunting, and protecting crops, and misoprostol would only be used in obstetric emergencies.

As long as you think some humans matter more than other humans (“viable” or not) and there is a ‘right’ to kill the ones who don’t matter as much, atrocity is the inevitable result regardless of firearms restrictions. The majority of dead children were killed by pills, not firearms.

No. It’s much more. Health care supports the right to life and comfort and dignity for the dying. Education supports liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The best people in those professions know their part in upholding others’ inalienable rights.

No. Health care is not “just a job.”

I live, I’ve worked, and I’ve served in an underserved area, so sorry. It’s not a question I’m qualified to answer, as I never turned down the chance.

Also, how about coming down hard enough on rape that the thread of punishment becomes an effective deterrent? How about if justice means offering presumption of innocence to victims instead of accusing them of lying? How about enforcing no contact orders between rapists and victims and their babies?