Is 2024 about trans/crime/dei vs abortion and book banning type of issues?

[Anonymous]

I mean really are the major issues for presidential voters going to be people’s distaste with how lenient the democrats are on crime with their progressive criminal justice reforms that lead to increased crime, and how vocal they are about minute subsets of the American public (trans people) vs. how insane right wing politicians have become with banning abortion and are trying to basically remove the ability to vote for many people through their policies?

It’s sort of woke blowback annoyance from voters vs their fear of repressive, regressive religiously motivated anti-abortion right wingers. Is that a relatively coherent summation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean really are the major issues for presidential voters going to be people’s distaste with how lenient the democrats are on crime with their progressive criminal justice reforms that lead to increased crime, and how vocal they are about minute subsets of the American public (trans people) vs. how insane right wing politicians have become with banning abortion and are trying to basically remove the ability to vote for many people through their policies?

It’s sort of woke blowback annoyance from voters vs their fear of repressive, regressive religiously motivated anti-abortion right wingers. Is that a relatively coherent summation?

Also, I’m sure gun control will play in democrats favor. I’m just trying to ascertain what major issues will motivate voters. For many women it’s abortion. This issue terrifies republicans because it’s so unpopular what they’ve done.

[Anonymous]

Why in hell are some people so obsessed with the 0.1% of people who are trans?

I personally don't care, except for two observations:

1.) trans people, as with anyone else using medical alterations such as steroids, should not be allowed into competitive sports

2.) public bathrooms, showers, and changing rooms should have separate stalls, locking floor to ceiling doors for privacy in the first place regardless of it's all women or not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I mean really are the major issues for presidential voters going to be people’s distaste with how lenient the democrats are on crime with their progressive criminal justice reforms that lead to increased crime, and how vocal they are about minute subsets of the American public (trans people) vs. how insane right wing politicians have become with banning abortion and are trying to basically remove the ability to vote for many people through their policies?

It’s sort of woke blowback annoyance from voters vs their fear of repressive, regressive religiously motivated anti-abortion right wingers. Is that a relatively coherent summation?

Also, I’m sure gun control will play in democrats favor. I’m just trying to ascertain what major issues will motivate voters. For many women it’s abortion. This issue terrifies republicans because it’s so unpopular what they’ve done.

Gun control, healthcare, mental health, and GOP recklessness on the budget (debt limit) should all play in favor of democrats. And abortion is a huge loser for Republicans among female voters. Remember Kansas and so many other things.

None of that is "radical."

[Anonymous]

2024 will be about the loss of abortion rights and other ways the Republicans are off the deep end compared to the majority of the population.

[Anonymous]

If we're in a recession, it will be about the economy, inflation, the debt....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If we're in a recession, it will be about the economy, inflation, the debt....

Recessions come and go. Abortion is a lifetime.

Republicans got what they wanted with RvW. Now they're losing. Everywhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If we're in a recession, it will be about the economy, inflation, the debt....

+10000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why in hell are some people so obsessed with the 0.1% of people who are trans?

I personally don't care, except for two observations:

1.) trans people, as with anyone else using medical alterations such as steroids, should not be allowed into competitive sports

2.) public bathrooms, showers, and changing rooms should have separate stalls, locking floor to ceiling doors for privacy in the first place regardless of it's all women or not.

Because it is about so much more than those 2 issues.
Look at what is happening in CA.
As a parent of a preteen daughter who doesn’t quite fit in with the “cool” mainstream girls, might not be straight, and who may slide into depression and anxiety like so many girls her age do, and has exposure to toxic social media, this stuff is absolutely terrifying.

[Anonymous]

Democrats lenient on crime is false. Fox News is saying this which is propaganda and untrue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If we're in a recession, it will be about the economy, inflation, the debt....

Recessions come and go. Abortion is a lifetime.

Republicans got what they wanted with RvW. Now they're losing. Everywhere.

Abortion matters less if your worried about whether or not you'll have a job in 6 months or if you're watching your nest egg shrink every quarter

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Democrats lenient on crime is false. Fox News is saying this which is propaganda and untrue.

“The average homicide suspect has been arrested 11 times prior to them committing a homicide. That’s a problem,” Contee said.

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/verify/verify-homicide-suspects-prior-arrests/65-a66c3b04-a303-4b33-90b1-f94f698e1492

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why in hell are some people so obsessed with the 0.1% of people who are trans?

I personally don't care, except for two observations:

1.) trans people, as with anyone else using medical alterations such as steroids, should not be allowed into competitive sports

2.) public bathrooms, showers, and changing rooms should have separate stalls, locking floor to ceiling doors for privacy in the first place regardless of it's all women or not.

How much will it cost schools to implement this? Wouldn't that money be better spent on education?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If we're in a recession, it will be about the economy, inflation, the debt....

You know what creates poverty? Children that someone didn’t want and can’t afford. And it just grows from there. Abortion is THE economic issue and I cannot believe how stupid so many men are about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If we're in a recession, it will be about the economy, inflation, the debt....

You know what creates poverty? Children that someone didn’t want and can’t afford. And it just grows from there. Abortion is THE economic issue and I cannot believe how stupid so many men are about this.

Do you know what else creates poverty? Unemployment