So that's a no to the steel workers from Foxy. Oh and let's all pretend she didn't fall for the Brooking Institute propaganda.

From one of her links.... "Iron and steel mill jobs have gone up by 4,500 from January 2017 to June, a 5.6% increase" and (from a link in the link) "The new four-year master agreement, which takes effect immediately, includes significant wage increases in each year of the contract, maintains high quality, affordable health care coverage and strengthens retirement benefits for the union’s 1,850 members at four iron ore mines in Michigan and Minnesota."

Why would these people support Trump?

Its a mystery....to Foxy.

mhaze,

I won't do this song and dance with you.
I'm going to let the music play out.
There is nothing to be gained by further conversation.

That’s glaringly obvious.

Whenever Foxy realises she's talk herself into a corner, she declares the discussion over.

Just a few other observations....

Foxy asked why people would vote for Trump and I explained it. Foxy's response was to try, in her own inept fashion, to explain why those fools were wrong. She knew what was good for them better than they did. That, in a nutshell and in a very small way, explains it all. Those who consider themselves smarter than the deplorables, who think they know what's good for others, who demand the right to make decisions for those deplorable others, can't imagine that the deplorables see things differently. That in essence is the Trump revolution. Foxy et al will never understand it and never accept it.

I'd previously mentioned that some on the left wanted unfettered abortion up to birth. None of the pro-abortion crowd here denied it.

This explains better than most, what the real issues were....

http://twitter.com/i/status/1540486945981227009

Now back to the topic.

More than 3,000 people demonstrated outside the
State Library of Victoria in Melbourne's CBD.
Protests occurred across major cities in
Australia, including Melbourne, Sydney, and Hobart.
Thousands rallied across the country - we're told
"in a show of solidarity with abortion rights
protesters in the United States following the over
turning of Roe v Wade."

" As well as responding to the limiting of abortion
access in the US, the protests across the cities were
organized to also draw attention to how expensive
and difficult abortions can be within Australia."

There's more at:

http://abc.net.au/news/2022/07/02/australians-demostrate-support-for-abortion-access/101203583

The web tells us that out of pocket expenses for a surgical
termination of pregnancy under 12 weeks is approximately $470
if you hold a current Medicare card.

I wonder how that compares with other surgical procedures?