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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes lots of new women voters.  Polls suggest now all breaking on traditional lines so no new wave for Democrats.  May end up helping Republicans.[/quote]

Who needs polls? There is actual real time data...look at this from Kansas....

"The electorate in Kansas changed dramatically in the days after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision leaked. Kansans turned out in record numbers in the primary and delivered a victory for abortion rights, a win fueled by Democrats out registering Republicans by 9 points since the Dobbs decision was announced, with a staggering 70% of all new registrants being women."[/quote]

Ummm that's great --- this is old.  Last three weeks have seen a shift in all voters but especially white women.  [/quote]

Uh no.  This banning abortion nonsense is a threat to all women...white, black and everything in between and to their mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, cousins, and so on.  You will see soon enough.[/quote]

That is the point --- 4 weeks ago Democrats would have held house.  Now they are in tough shape in places like RI.  Yes we have to wait and see what happens but the polls suggest that women --- mostly white have switched their view from 4 weeks ago.  [/quote]

Why are people so damn fickle? So frustrating. Like what changed in 3 weeks?[/quote]

Im someone who doesnt solidify my vote until a week or so before election day.  It isnt being fickle, it is remaining undecided while the campaigns play out so that you have all the information when you decide. I know this is inconceivable to many people on DCUM because anytime I reference changing my mind along the way, Im accused of lying.  But this is indeed how most Independents approach elections, as well as party-affiliated swing voters. [/quote]

I mean this genuinely, but what more do you need to know about the GOP? They staged an insurrection and the candidates who won all their primaries support that. They support violent tactics to obtain and remain in power. They support lying about election results. They steeped the toxic notion of “alternative facts.” They are a party beholden to cancerous trump. They are a party that has mainstreamed downplaying a violent murder attempt again the speaker of the house, and nearly killed her husband. Among so many other things, like corrupting the Supreme Court, taking women back to the Stone Age, and actively opposing gun reform. What is your inflection point? [/quote]
+1 No one thinks you’re fickle, PP. I think you’re so blinkered by a desperate, clinging need to pretend that you’re above party politics that you’re willing to ignore what the GOP is and vote for them. “On the merits.” You have more than enough information. No decent person should ever cast another vote for the GOP, it simply isn’t seemly. The evidence is there and you are ignoring it. [/quote]

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