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re: What’s the Republican play for abortion in ‘24?
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:09 am to pankReb
Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:09 am to pankReb
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This is the short-sighted mindset stuck with the GOP and causing them to lose voters. Think about this for a second.....you are not legally bound to only policies you campaigned on.
STFU about it. Win the election. And then address it once you get into office.
youre talking about winning elections, and im talking about winning favor with God and I'M short-sighted????
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Posted on 4/4/24 at 10:35 am to cajuntiger1010
Red states will be redder and Purple states will vote blue. The abortion issue is a loser for the right. Abortion brings no new voters to the tent for republicans.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 11:22 am to Damone
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They shouldn’t touch it or talk about it or any social issue. They should focus 100% on the economy and how expensive it’s gotten to live in this country.
This ^^^^ is a solid strategy too.
Social engineering/moral issues are largely a loser for republican candidates. What republicans should do is speak the truth on such matters when questioned but make no promises to their voters on passing sin legislation......and then when you have power, well then you can bust a move.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:31 pm to chili pup
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Well the SCOTUS ruined the election for Congress 2 years ago.
What ruined the red wave was retarded GOP primary voters nominating shite candidates in swing races.
Kari Lake-Abrams
Dr. Oz
Doug Mastriano
Herschel Walker
Blake Masters
Tudor Dixon
Don Bolduc
Mark Finchem
Tim Michels
John Gibbs
Abe Hamadeh
Joe Kent
Jim Marchant
Karoline Leavitt
The list goes on and on. Heck, even some of the shite candidates that won in November badly underperformed other state-wide Republicans. JD Vance underperformed every single state-wide Republican in Ohio by over 200,000 votes. Mike DeWine who signed an abortion ban and his opponent was a woman who made abortion basically her entire campaign, yet DeWine significantly outperformed Vance. Brian Kemp said he was all for signing abortion bans for a certain number of weeks and he was won by nearly 300,000 votes on the same ballot that Herschel Walker lost. Ron DeSantis said he was all for signing abortion bans for a certain number of weeks and he got nearly 60% of the vote and won the women vote by 7-9 points.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:33 pm to Bass Tiger
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Social engineering/moral issues are largely a loser for republican candidates. What republicans should do is speak the truth on such matters when questioned but make no promises to their voters on passing sin legislation......and then when you have power, well then you can bust a move.
This has been the status quo since 2004 and for our efforts men can now get pregnant
Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:35 pm to PsychTiger
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Just say it’s a state’s issue and not a federal issue. The President’s opinion is moot according to the Supreme Court.
Republicans like DeSantis, Youngkin, Kemp, and Reynolds have done that, but a certain portion of the GOP doesn't know that it is now up to each state to craft their own laws and they complain.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:38 pm to SDVTiger
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Rons 6 week ban would be the end of him
Ron will still be employed after November, and there's a good chance your hero will remain unemployed and be a 2-time General Election loser. Ron will then be able to run an "I told you so" campaign leading up to 2028, aimed at retarded GOP primary voters like yourself who have cost us winnable General Elections.
Posted on 4/4/24 at 12:43 pm to cajuntiger1010
What "acceptable" position is there to killing innocent babies (which didn't ask to be conceived) before birth??????
Posted on 4/4/24 at 1:03 pm to cajuntiger1010
States rights issue
Posted on 4/4/24 at 3:06 pm to tarzana
quote:I know you delight in the thought of babies dying in agony. Which is what happens in abortions past a certain point. If you’ll recall they used to do partial birth abortions, and when video of that got out showed the process as so horrific no one could justify supporting it….well other than people like you.
Have you ever been pregnant, or contemplated the possibility of becoming pregnant? If not, don't virtue signal your "pro-life" posturing.
I don’t. I also don’t need to be pregnant to understand what abortion does. I’m honest about what it does, you are incapable of that. It kills a human being in its early stages of development. 99% of the time because killing children is perfectly ok for people like you because they are inconvenient.
I was in the delivery room when both of my daughters were born, one who is pregnant now. So I was there every day of my wife’s pregnancies and know what that means.
And I’m not pro-life. I’m anti-abortion, which isn’t the same at all.
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