Republicans Fail to See the Biggest Issue Costing them Undecided Voters

Here’s what I’ve learned from 3 women close to me over the past 2 elections: my wife and 2 sister-in-laws.

Two of these women are lawyers and one is an ER doctor, and as educated white women who want 1) fiscal responsibility but 2) social liberalism, they are statistically part of the largest group of undecided voters in this election.

The number one issue that keeps them from fully embracing the GOP is their immovable stance on abortion, but not for the reasons you might suspect. Neither of these women has ever had an abortion, and neither would personally have one themselves nor support a close family member having one.

But they see the issue not necessarily as one of a decision to have an abortion or not, but as a politician making a choice for them that they feel should be their’s to make, whatever that choice may be.

I personally fail to see how involving the government in a healthcare decision like abortion is any different from forcing vaccines on people (which these women, especially the ER physician, did not support). Regardless, the GOP should stop dragging themselves down with this issue for political reasons.

The last 4 years have been abysmal under Biden/Harris. The Republican Party should be embracing these voters.

But the fact the race is as close as it is, and that educated white women are likely going to decide this election, is proof the GOP is in the Stone Age while the democrats are taking advantage.