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Reproductive rights at the centre of the election battle as Republicans try to overturn pro-choice 1973 Roe ruling

Still is fairly split downn the middle on the issue. issue.? nott and again, this would not end or make abortion illegal.o it would return that decision to the states and let the people and their elected representatives decide. i think thats a very important distinction they have to make out right now. absolutely. and yeah. and yeah. and gallup i looked at i this nt too long ago and its something like forty six forty six right now as far as pro-life and pro-choice in this countryp- .e they think...

A U.S. Supreme Court draft majority opinion obtained by Politico indicates the highest court in the nation may overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 decision guaranteeing a woman’s right to an abortion.

Scotus blog, echoing jonathan turley, largely an independent news source for the supreme court. im sure you follow it. it says "its impossible to overstate the earthquake that this will cause inside the court in terms of the destruction of trust among the justices and staff. this leak is the gravest, most unforgivable sin." ten years ago the supreme court had a 61% approval rating. 28% disapproving. recently gallup has the supreme court now at only 40% approval, 53% approval with many responded ...

“It’s much more nuanced to the electorate than, certainly, is being portrayed by elected officials looking to take victory laps,” polling expert says.

Confidence in President Joe Bidens economic management dropped 17 percentage points between April 2021 and April 2022, a Gallup poll found.

0 naturall constituency, the pictures of the internet. youll noticee the servants of color in the background had to remain mass . cover your face, sir, if thats seems hypocritical view, whats your science? thats it forence. us tonight.. well be back eight pm following every weeknight upsilon and welcome to hannity. all right.we we begin with news just this minuteht nowow and we start with a fox newsew alert now according to a breaking news report from politico, the u.s. supreme court has in fact...

Republicans have moved further to the right than democrats have to the left. the dynamic was playing out even before the big lie litmus test. the deeper problem, as pew research points out, is that house democrats have grown more liberal and republicans much more conservative. the middle, moderate to liberal republicans could sometimes find modern ground on contentious issues has vanished. its no worder why so many moderates make up 37% of americans in gallups 2021 poll can feel underrepresented...

Hispanics voted for president biden so they overwhelmingly di support biden and hopefully theyre not going to lose too many of those votes. they also note on the presidential approval ratings that biden is around 41 percent according to the gallup poll. thats not great, but trump at this point in his presidency wa at 39 percent was even less, so these polls will continue to change, but its great for democrats to be alarmed and the need to react and improve their record, especially with the hispa...

0.0. >> so, where do you stand? when i asked that question of my listeners this week, many were inspired to make a sketch and tag me online. here are a couple. its interesting most people it seems change over time. i think thats healthy. its a reflection of life experiences. beware of those who think they had all the answers back in the day and still think they had it figured out from the get-go, i say. of course today we dont reward evolution of thought and openness to new ideas, either from po...