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Marthe48

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3. I have all of the certification

Reply to Bluethroughu (Reply #2)

Fri Feb 21, 2025, 09:13 AM

Yesterday

I just wondered if I have to make changes to every single thing that identifies me with the name I've been called for over 50 years. At least, I won't have to change the name on the grave marker I got last year.

I was thinking about the inconvenience, the cost, the emotional toll, if the stupid idea passes. I read 83% of married women take their husband's last names.

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If SAVE act passes, or has passed [View all] Marthe48 Yesterday OP

I am not saying it won't pass, but wouldn't it require removal of the filibuster in the Senate for it to pass? JohnSJ Yesterday #1

Yes. Bluethroughu Yesterday #2

I have all of the certification Marthe48 Yesterday #3

I agree with you, but these republican nuts want any excuse to not give you what you earned. Bluethroughu Yesterday #4

The repukes want married people to be able to vote because on average they support Repukes. Trump by a 14% margin progree 22 hrs ago #5

Oops, I forgot the "women" part of it. Married women favored Trump by 5 points, Non-married women favored Biden by 23 progree 16 hrs ago #6