Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

+1. I live in a state that clamped down HARD after Dobbs. To feel like a right that’s been around all my life has been stripped from me, and then to be told over and over “no one cares about that right, it’s stupid”… like, speak for yourself!

They knew people cared, they were trying to make people, particularly young women, feel uncertain in their own opinions and unsure of their own reality. Now the job is to *force* them to care.

How can the catholic church be pressured to evolve on this issue? So many do not agree with their stances on reproductive issues. We need to stop donating money on Sunday until they stop promoting this anti reproductive rights agenda.

Stop calling us murders, stop telling us we can't pursue IVF, stop getting involved in these issues or we don't want to give money anymore.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

+1. I live in a state that clamped down HARD after Dobbs. To feel like a right that’s been around all my life has been stripped from me, and then to be told over and over “no one cares about that right, it’s stupid”… like, speak for yourself!

And this has to continue into the next cycles. We need a long term, sustained focus on getting those SCOTUS nominations whenever they happen, to go to justices with some respect for women. This may take a generation so teach your children well.

Anonymous wrote:The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

+1. I live in a state that clamped down HARD after Dobbs. To feel like a right that’s been around all my life has been stripped from me, and then to be told over and over “no one cares about that right, it’s stupid”… like, speak for yourself!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

The media tried to gaslight us. You should be insulted. None of this was innocent or an oversight.

+1 the media worked overtime to drive an anti-Democratic message that wasn’t even supported by the facts. They continued to feature the same old white Republicans and never once did I see the same focus on young women.

Anonymous wrote:The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

The media tried to gaslight us. You should be insulted. None of this was innocent or an oversight.

Anonymous wrote:The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

Inflation was the biggest issue— for old white male voters. Political pundits, on both sides is the aisle, are a bunch of older white guys talking to one another. People see the world through their own lens.


Every woman in the country who has ever been pregnant had to imagine themselves dying in an emergency room while some lawyers decided whether the doctor was allowed to save their life. Leaving their existing children motherless, their parents childless, their spouses widowed. A vanishingly small number of those women thought “but at least the gas for my hearse might be fractionally cheaper”.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep. And most of us are voting RED this year.

No, most women are not voting for Republicans this year.

Oh, but we are. Did you not get the memo?

https://www.worldtribune.com/2022-midterms-white-suburban-women-favor-gop-by-12-points-republican-candidates-surging-nationwide/

Damn you are dumb.

Oh, and incredibly WRONG!

Hahahaha

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I cannot tell you how relieved I am at this morning’s news

I agree. I've been holding my breath all week.

Also, you missed all the male pundits on TV last night trying to explain how this was not, at all, about abortion and then being called liars by some very right and annoyed women.

+1

The more people said “abortion isn’t a motivating issue”, and “inflation is the biggest issue for voters”… as if having kids has nothing to do with your finances. I just felt more and more insulted.
I can’t have been the only one.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep. And most of us are voting RED this year.

This did not age well.

😆 Women voted for Democrats 53-45 according to CNN exit polls.

Anonymous wrote:I was told here on this site that abortion is a niche woke issue that no one cares about.


Misogynists are stupid.

+1 I started this thread in August when Democrats were overperforming in special elections all summer. No party that does that gets a shellacking only months later in November.

I was told here on this site that abortion is a niche woke issue that no one cares about.


Misogynists are stupid.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yep. And most of us are voting RED this year.

This did not age well.

Person who says “most of us are voting RED” just outed themselves as having zero friends.

Good job poster!