6 in 10 in new poll more motivated to vote when facing prospect of national abortion ban

The Hill ^ | 11/01/2022 | JARED GANS

[ChicagoConservative27]

6 in 10 sick freaks

[Pearfect]

The Hill should be called The Pill.

[rktman]

Uh, thinkin’ 🐂💩. And, the lies are flying fast and heavy with not a lot of truth showing up. “They” want to make it an issue but it’s pretty far down the list of concerns.

[Codeflier]

Filed under irrelevant because there is no legitimate action taking place for a “national abortion ban”.

[bray]

There is no national abortion ban.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

“National abortion ban” - what a loaded term. How many are more motivated to vote if Congress is going to enact a national right to abort a baby right up until it is born.

[iamgalt]

Talk about a BS push poll. There is no national abortion ban being proposed and there won’t be.

[Don Corleone]

Depends on the question and how it was phrased.

[wareagle7295]

Filed under irrelevant because there is no legitimate action taking place for a “national abortion ban”.

And it needs to stay that way. In much the same way the Dems got to greedy by promising abortions up to 9 months, the Republicans don't need to drift too far from the 12 weeks that most find acceptable.

[patriot torch]

Abortion is a motivating factor. But what they fail to recognize is that an equal or greater percentage are going to the polls to at least limit the number of abortions.

[sam_whiskey]

What’s the point? There is no national abortion ban in the cards. Is this an attempt make some gullible morons think otherwise?

[PGR88]

Filed under irrelevant because there is no legitimate action taking place for a “national abortion ban”.

YES. In fact, Roe V. Wade was a "national abortion mandate." A "national abortion ban" would be a mirror image of the same thing. The fact Roe V. Wade was overturned meant, Federal Government shall leave such extra-Constitutional policies to the States, where the 10 Amendment intended.

[FoxInSocks]

The Supreme Court very recently ruled that abortion is not a federal issue. It’s pretty easy to understand. Can’t people read anymore?

[Rurudyne]

A total ban on abortions would make me eager to vote for those trying to finally ban abortions.

[Dan in Wichita]

As we head into the final week, the Establishment media continues to pimp abortion as the most crucial midterm issue.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Amerika! The Home of the Baby Killers. Boink like rabbits, kill like serial killers. Murdering bass turds.

[goodnesswins]

This week is going to be crazeee with political crap everywhere.

[Antoninus]

I am always motivated to vote based on abortion -- if a politician is for it, he/she will never, ever get my vote under any circumstances.

I'm guessing that this nuance was not factored into this poll.

[frogjerk]

From a cherry picked and oversampled “progressive” push poll they can only get 6 out of 10 to kill babies. Should tell you something.

[MrRelevant]

But there is no danger of a national abortion ban. The SC did not ban them. Only one foolish politician has actually even brought it up and was quickly admonished by his superiors. Its in states hands as it should be.