Sarah Longwell and A.B. Stoddard: Won't Get Fooled Again
May 24, 2024
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Political strategist Sarah Longwell and columnist A.B. Stoddard discuss Trump's controversial activities, Nikki Haley's endorsement, Biden's policies, and voter perspectives. The podcast also touches on political collusion, women's rights challenges, and casual weekend conversations.
2024 election coverage criticized for normalization, Trump's alliance with Putin highlighted.
Louisiana's abortion pill law sparks debate on women's health, autonomy, and potential limitations.
Progressive DAs facing challenges against tougher-on-crime opponents in shifting justice system.
Deep dives
Louisiana's New Law Criminalizing Possession of Abortion Pills
Louisiana passed a law criminalizing the possession of abortion pills without a prescription, being the first state to do so. The sponsor's personal story about his sister's experience led to this legislation, highlighting the dangers of misuse. However, critics argue that restricting access to Mifeprex could have negative impacts on women's health and limit options in certain situations.
Efforts to Restrict Access to Mifeprex Noted by James Banks
The passing of Senate bill criminalizing the possession of abortion pills in Louisiana is noted by James Banks, highlighting the trend of restricting access to Mifeprex in liberal enclaves. The legislation has sparked debates on women's health and autonomy, with potential repercussions and limitations on access to necessary healthcare.
Progressive DAs Facing Challenges
Progressive District Attorneys are facing challenges with tougher-on-crime opponents in places such as Portland and San Francisco, signaling a shift towards a different approach to law and order. The replacement of progressive DAs with those advocating stricter prosecutorial measures reflects a broader trend of evolving priorities and ideologies within the justice system.
Role of Progressive DAs Examined by James Banks
The challenges faced by Progressive District Attorneys in various cities, like Portland and San Francisco, indicate a shift towards more conservative prosecutorial approaches. The replacement of Progressive DAs with individuals supporting stricter law enforcement policies reflects a changing landscape within the justice system.
Impact of Louisiana's New Abortion Pill Law
Louisiana's new law criminalizing the possession of abortion pills without a prescription sets a precedent with potential implications on women's health. While motivated by personal experiences, critics caution about limiting access to necessary medical care and the broader consequences of such legislation.
First off, Nikki, you're canceled. And while Trump's out on bail flaunting his partnership with Putin and showcasing two men charged with murder, too many members of the media are covering 2024 like it's a normal campaign. Plus, Ted Cruz gets owned, Alito has too many flags, and Dems keep sending progressive DAs packing.