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That's not the groups I'm talking about. These are average ordinary women from 20-50 who refuse to be told what to do with their bodies by anyone. For them,unfortunately, they have created an election decided on a single issue. Abortion. What do we tell them? Or do we just say nothing and lose elections?
We can win without them but not without stopping over 90% of election fraud,which may be undo able.

The majority of women think that there should be at least some limits on abortion. When SCOTUS overturned RvW there was a lot about womens’ views. Against any abortion is a sizeable number, and even more thank there should be limits (like not after 3 months, or after heartbeat, etc). The only ones who think up to birth are a very small number of fiends.

-—ordinary wimmen from 20-50 who refuse to be told what to do——with their bodies? Well, yeah, but you left out a part. This is the same bunch who did what they were told and took the clotshots. There is an element of “thickheadedness” involved that is probly not curable directly.
But the cure is happening in a backassward way and I hear about it daily in my own town. Miscarriages, still births, new born deaths, and super weird health issues after giving birth are bringing the abortion fanatics just what they ordered.

It will be easier to police election frawd than to school the suburban chick voters to get away from one-issue, self defeating voting patterns. And this is the same bunch giving birth to health-challenged kids by giving them every poison shot known to man. Decades ago I visited a care facility where birth-defected kids were warehoused, kept alive, and studied. They were way to bad to be taken care of by a family. This is the same bunch of women who never learn from that. I’ve long thot that visiting a facility like that should be a requirement before kids get out of school.

It ain't going away and it will kill us.
Don't make it legal but don't make it illegal either ? ....course that really puts it back to Roe v. Wade.

Ohio was an eye opener. Embedded it into their Constitution?

Ohio will be prevented from restricting abortion access before fetal viability, which doctors believe to be around 22 to 24 weeks of pregnancy. After viability, the state can restrict abortion access unless the patient’s life or health are at risk.

I'm guessing other states are chomping at the bit to do what Ohio did.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/abortion-rights-advocates-look-to-replicate-ohio-success-with-more-ballot-initiatives-in-2024/ar-AA1jFhyJ

Would something along the lines of the RATs old, out of date (according to the RATs) Clinton mantra...safe, (legal) and rare... for rape, incest or to save the life of the mother work ?

It's a booger all right..