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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hot take: women don't all vote alike. Married women tend to be more conservative, and younger or single/divorced women tend to be liberal. As a married woman with children, my interests are much more like a man's in that I'm primarily concerned with the economy, crime, national security, and education. Single women appear to be extremely focused on abortion, to the point that it eclipses all other concerns. I don't think it makes sense for politicians to court women as a monolithic voting block. [/quote] Exactly. I am an older married woman who cares about many issues. Never had an abortion, but limited access to abortion hits deep down. How do you prove you were raped in order to receive a timely abortion? I could get behind a 27 week ban, but what if one develops a life threatening situation at 28 weeks and delivery is the only option? Would that be allowed or need to be scrutinized?[/quote]
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