Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
I’m so sick of forced birthers trying to play off their hatred of women by pretending that bodily integrity isn’t the most primal right.
And kids aren’t free. Why do you keep pretending that the 3-7 additional kids women can expect to have when the GOP outlaws abortion? And don’t pretend like that’s some weird fringe idea that won’t just become the next thing you freaks focus on.
How can you be on birth control and have 7 more kids?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
That’s… not a Republican plan to make you able to afford the basics.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
You can’t afford the basics if you’re going to prison because you tried to get an abortion for a 4th kid you can’t afford. Or your first kid at age 17, forcing you to drop out without a degree.
Think.
Food stamps
Welfare for each child
Free medical under Obamacare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
You can’t afford the basics if you’re going to prison because you tried to get an abortion for a 4th kid you can’t afford. Or your first kid at age 17, forcing you to drop out without a degree.
Think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
I’m so sick of forced birthers trying to play off their hatred of women by pretending that bodily integrity isn’t the most primal right.
And kids aren’t free. Why do you keep pretending that the 3-7 additional kids women can expect to have when the GOP outlaws abortion? And don’t pretend like that’s some weird fringe idea that won’t just become the next thing you freaks focus on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
That’s… not a Republican plan to make you able to afford the basics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
You can’t afford the basics if you’re going to prison because you tried to get an abortion for a 4th kid you can’t afford. Or your first kid at age 17, forcing you to drop out without a degree.
Think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
What are the GOP solutions, other than slogans and more tax cuts?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.
How will Republicans make you able to afford the basics?
For starters, Rs acknowledge that there is an issue. Biden doesnt-- he tells us not to believe our lying eyes. That inflation is transitory, there is no recession, that our economy is strong as hell and all the problems are not real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve been reading some of Moore’s reasons for why this will be a blue tsunami and his logic is pretty sound. I strongly disagreed with him in 2016 on his prediction but he had reasons and he was correct.
I agree with Moore. I also think the polling is having a difficult time picking up the impact of abortion being on the line. It’s going to cause weirdness in the turnout models and potentially cross-voting by Republican women who won’t admit to voting for a Democrat.
This isn’t a normal midterm election.
Yup. People would rather have abortion than be able to afford the basics.