[BlackAdderess]

Only 20% of the voting public wants to get rid of abortion entirely, so your argument isn’t with suburban women, its with 80% of the voting public.

[Intar]

Abortion stance is really a bell curve with the extremes at the tails, and the middle the “undecided”.

[familyop]

"Only 20% of the voting public wants to get rid of abortion entirely, so your argument isn’t with suburban women, its with 80% of the voting public.

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I think the main problem is that both parties are broken and are now going to be about any issue that the most zealous 20% of the public embraces.

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Our leadership has embraced fringe issues that have driven out all the Independents, leaving us with a two party system that fails to address the needs of the average citizen. We don’t need a Republican or Democratic party that is run by crazy people who run all the normal people out over litmus tests or wokeness, we need government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

After this is over a wise Republican party leadership would make sure to act on issues that are a priority for most people and negotiate advances for the hot button issues instead of letting them take over. But that’s one woman’s opinion."

Wisely said and true! There are some very important rights and freedoms that the vast majority of Americans agree on. Speech and actions for those rights and freedoms would certainly carry the Republican Party to election victory. Less popular efforts could be furthered after the election.

If we lose this election, the Supreme Court will be packed. Abortions will be far more common than in Catholic communities during the 1980s (seen it, most common). And for the rest of our lives, all of the rights that brought us this far will be violated.

To all: don't help the Democrats to disarm the men of this country then tell us to remedy the problems that come as a result.