It is Qteam in control,

thus Qteam who is trying to foment violent insurrection.

>2000 Mules

They (Qteam) are raising the frustration level of the country by "Look what they did! Look what they did!" while amping up the feeling of helplessness by doing absolutely nothing about it. Just like Rush used to do. You can blame it on (them) all you want, Qteam, and regardless of WHY you are doing it, it is you who are doing it.

Who gives a flip about 2000 Mules?

What good is it? Maslow's Hierchy. Normies cannot focus on 2000 Mules and don't care. People are already killing other people over absolutely nothing. Stop blabbing and complaining (ie: 2000 Mules) and do whatever it is you are going to do, Qteam.

Poop or get off the pot.

"Blah, blah, blah" is such a drag. Exactly why anon simply cannot stand politicians. Narcissistic whiners, all.

Texas Republicans say if Roe falls, they’ll focus on adoptions and preventing women from seeking abortions elsewhere

At least some of the more conservative members of the House said they also want to ensure strict enforcement of the abortion ban and to prevent pregnant Texans from seeking legal abortions in other states.

Texas already has an arsenal of statutes to punish virtually anyone involved in the procurement of an abortion, said University of Texas at Austin law professor Liz Sepper. These include last year’s Senate Bill 8, which empowers private citizens to sue anyone who “abets” an abortion after six weeks of gestational age, as well as unenforced pre-Roe abortion statutes criminalizing a person who gets the procedure, which the Legislature never repealed — some dating to the 1850s.

“If Roe is overturned, there’s already a criminal ban, there’s already an aiding and abetting ban, there’s already a ban on mailing medication abortion,” Sepper said. “In terms of law’s ability to change behavior, they’ve almost filled all the gaps — with the exception of criminalizing the pregnant person involved in an abortion.”

Cain said he has a particular interest in going after abortion funds, which seek contributions from donors to help defray the cost of out-of-state trips for pregnant Texans to receive the procedure, citing a state law that prohibits “furnishing the means for procuring an abortion.”

In a March letter to one such group, the Lilith Fund, Cain threatened to file a bill in the coming legislative session that would empower district attorneys to prosecute abortion-related crimes across the state even when local authorities refuse to do so.

https://www.texastribune.org/2022/05/09/texas-republicans-roe-wade-abortion-adoptions/?