And that is why they will continue to attack the institutions of democracy and attack voting and voting rights.

I live in Ohio and have to say that yes, Republicans actually did do a fantastic job of reframing this awful thing. They made it almost entirely about abortion, but the problem with that is that abortion is no longer the slam-dunk they think it is. It was also extremely blatant misdirection on their part, and people…

The problem is that most people aren’t anti-abortion fanatics. Even people I know that wouldn’t personally consider having an abortion still think it should be freely accessible for others. This is going to keep happening because the people that actually want abortion outlawed are just a vocal minority.

Reminds me of:

“and I’d add the word, ‘very early in a pregnancy.’”

So Hannity doesn’t know what “word” means either.

In your list of the state-by-state fallout of Dobbs, I didn’t see mention of the 10 year old Ohio girl who had to go across state lines to obtain abortion services. In post-vote interviews I heard, her case was cited as a reason to ensure the Measure 1 failed.

The right have caught themselves in a rhetorical trap of their own making. The evangelical base has been very consistent in their belief that life begins at conception. (Like many Americans, I think this is a ludicrous position, but that’s what they’ve stated over and over.) If that’s your starting point, there is no…

I love that the alleged party of free markets and building a better mousetrap without government regulation is also the party that needs the government to intervene with gerrymandering, voter suppression, eliminating early/mail-in voting, etc. because their policies are worse than their competitors.

Reminder as if anyone needs it that Republicans know their policies in general are not popular, and that’s why they usually focus on things like raising the voting age, making it harder to vote, securing and maintaining power without the need for voters, etc. Voters are an obstacle to the Republican goal of total…

I would go a step further and say they seem to do their absolute best when they take away the option to vote altogether. That’s when we really see their success rate skyrocket.

“You guys didn’t heave enough buckets of bullshit at the wall to stick and make it easier for us to rule the common rabble. Why aren’t you simply saying ‘I know God personally and he told me you are going to hell for having free thought?’” is probably what Hannity is trying to convey. He knows exactly what the people…

Yeah, I think the more clearly they explain their position, the more people reject it. Republicans seem to do best when they lie about their positions.

If he runs on abortion, and can get his people to start explaining in simple terms that the economy is better and still getting better, Biden should be able to get re elected.

“Abortion is a winning issue.”
Pro-choice is a winning issue. Centrist republican women who aren’t necessarily for abortion are not going to allow women to be told what to do with their bodies.

Of course that ghoul would laugh in the face of the professor defending her work - everything besides raw power is irrelevant to him, and turning people’s lives into punching-bags is just hilarious.

People need to stop sitting at home on Election Day.

He seems like one of those types that would make one of those high pitched foppish squeeks of indignation the first time you slapped that grin off his fucking face.

Billionaires should just let us hunt them for sport like god intended. It’s the only way they’ll truly feel alive. Like Guns Akimbo but with pasty tech billionaires facing their most exploited employees.

Cowboy’s talking out his butt. The last time he got caught talking shit this stupid, it cost him $44 billion.

Boo boo baby don’t want no ouchies. Sad.