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"And I think that's one of the most fundamental textbook-level findings ever to come out of my lab."

And in a democracy, if you have what is essentially the equivalent of “some people, one vote, but other people, 10,000 votes, or 1 million votes,” that clearly is a violation of the most fundamental democratic principles.

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The men Trump and Vance courted likely don’t believe they hate women at all, despite voting against women’s most fundamental rights.

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Abortion bans, which have passed into law in most Republican-led states, don’t just impinge upon women’s most fundamental rights; they also send a message that conservative lawmakers do not trust women with their own bodies and that our primary purpose is reproduction.

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Key quote: “Major historic faiths including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, have long taught that the only moral context for sexual relationships is within a heterosexual marriage … the ability to form one’s own natural family has been recognized as one of the greatest joys in life, and one of the most fundamental human rights, across cultures and history. Of course, this can only happen in a heterosexual relationship.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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