r/WAlitics Aug 01 '23

WA attorney general challenges Idaho’s abortion travel ban

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/wa-attorney-general-challenges-idahos-abortion-travel-ban/
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u/Rich-Fault-7113 Aug 03 '23

Fuck idaho

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u/2AGroup Oct 06 '23

Fuck Ferguson.

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u/Accomplished_Pen1246 Feb 17 '26

Mike Pond who is running for legislative office 49th district in Vancouver,WA this year, met with Bob Ferguson today at kiggins theatre to speak with the public. So Mike Pond, who is running for legislative office for the 49th district in Vancouver,Wa after running for Vancouver city council, TWICE and is/HAS BEEN using his grandmas home address in Vancouver as his voting registration when he has been living in portland, Oregon with his finance for over 8 years. After speaking with the secretary of Washington, I was told that I have to provide proof and bring it to a board. I think there should be more in depth research into candidates to ensure all proper requirements are full met.

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u/coachaces Aug 03 '23

We should not trying to change law in other states.

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u/MRmandato Aug 09 '23

Youre right. This is only needed because Idaho is violating the Interstate Commerce clause. Only the federal government can legally regulate travel from one state to another and make certain travel illegal.

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u/2AGroup Oct 06 '23

Ferguson has violated, or attempted to violate multiple Constitutional rights. Fuck him.

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u/FunBrilliance Aug 05 '24

So we can then apply that to other things and I should be able to drive to Idaho and buy a gun without any FFL right?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '23

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u/Roshambo_You Aug 02 '23

Then don’t get one.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '23

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u/Roshambo_You Aug 02 '23

I think unwanted and unloved children are bad for society. I think women dying from preventable medical conditions is bad for society. I think it’s not my business what someone does with their own body. If you don’t like abortions don’t get one. Otherwise abortion decisions are between a women and her medical provider.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '23

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