After another electoral shellacking centered on abortion rights – this time in Ohio – Republicans need to ask themselves some tough questions, Rex Huppke writes
– I propose the Republican Party release the following statement in an effort to help itself in any and all upcoming elections:
Hey there! It’s the Republican Party here, just popping in to let you know we are listening, we have heard you and we are now proudly pro-choice!We realize this may come as a surprise, given our past support for draconian restrictions on women’s rights to make their own reproductive health decisions. But look, we were young then.
Ohio voters were asked this week to consider a ballot measure that would make it harder to amend the state constitution.
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