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Puck founding partner and Washington correspondent Julia Ioffe apparently deleted a tweet in which she had juxtaposed the topic of a recent school shooting with the issue of abortion.
“What if you could perform an abortion with an AR-15? What if the 19 kids killed [in] Uvalde weren’t children, but fetuses?” Ioffe wrote in the now-deleted post, a copy of which has been posted by Fox News .
Guns and abortion have both been in the news lately.
On Tuesday, an 18-year-old man carried out a deadly shooting at Robb Elementary, a school in Uvalde, Texas — he reportedly utilized an AR-style firearm during the attack.And earlier this month, news broke about a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion that indicates the high court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade , a move that would enable states to enact abortion bans.Many on the political right are pro-life and also oppose efforts to […]
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