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restrictions. you touched on this in your piece as well. let s follow up. this following. the polling says there is not a single state in the u.s., red or blue, that has a majority in favor of overturning roe v. wade. you ve got overwhelming numbers of young people favoring abortion rights. one in four american women will have had an abortion by their 40s. how then should democrats best leverage public opinion to this overruling likelihood? how likely is there to be political ballot box consequences for republicans? there will be a backlash. i think it is unequivocal. look, the public has supported roe v. wade remaining the law of the land in polling for 50 years. basically since the decision has come down. in the latest cnn poll earlier this year 69% of americans said they don t want roe to be overturned. 64% in another poll out this week say they want abortion to be legal in most or at least

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