Posted on Nov 8, 2023
Abortion issues burn GOP again, as Democrats take a big election night: ANALYSIS
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A year after an expected "red wave" turned into a ripple, conservatives' election messaging in 2023 sought to adjust to emerging realities.
In Ohio, strategists tried to sidestep a direct vote on abortion rights like the one that took place on Tuesday. In Virginia, the popular Republican governor sought to embrace a showdown over the issue -- while trying to redefine the terms of a polarizing debate. And in Kentucky, a rising-star Black Republican ran for governor defending his state's abortion ban while opening the door to new exceptions.
None of those choices appear to have worked for the GOP on Tuesday.
In Ohio, strategists tried to sidestep a direct vote on abortion rights like the one that took place on Tuesday. In Virginia, the popular Republican governor sought to embrace a showdown over the issue -- while trying to redefine the terms of a polarizing debate. And in Kentucky, a rising-star Black Republican ran for governor defending his state's abortion ban while opening the door to new exceptions.
None of those choices appear to have worked for the GOP on Tuesday.
Abortion issues burn GOP again, as Democrats take a big election night: ANALYSIS
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And here comes various claims by the right-wing of election fraud with no evidence. The Big Lie all over again.
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MSG Stan Hutchison time after time the MAGA MANIACS accuse but have no Court certifiable proof. So... we don't have to worry about the indisputable facts... all they have is lies.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."In Republican-leaning Ohio, voters comfortably approved an amendment to the state constitution establishing a right to an abortion, ABC News projected. That will effectively override a GOP-passed ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy that had been tied up in legal challenges."...
..."In Republican-leaning Ohio, voters comfortably approved an amendment to the state constitution establishing a right to an abortion, ABC News projected. That will effectively override a GOP-passed ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy that had been tied up in legal challenges."...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT (Join to see) Apparently American Lebensborn wasn't as Popular as Theocrats in this Country Thought.
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It doesn't help Republicans either when you have people like Rick Santorum say: "And you put very sexy things like abortion and marijuana on the ballot, and a lot of young people come out and vote -- it was a secret sauce for disaster in Ohio. I don't know what they were thinking. But that's why I thank goodness that most of the states in this country don't allow you to put everything on the ballot because pure democracies are not the way to run a country."
I'm not sure how marijuana or abortion are "sexy" topics...and he thinks a pure democracy isn't the way to run a country....hmm. What would he prefer?
I'm not sure how marijuana or abortion are "sexy" topics...and he thinks a pure democracy isn't the way to run a country....hmm. What would he prefer?
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SFC (Join to see) I'm Pretty Sure that the Last Several Years answer Your Question, Many Republicans, MAGA Republicans would prefer Fascism. Plain and Simple.
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