Geraldo Rivera is the latest Republican to warn the GOP against moving too far right on a pivotal issue ahead of the 2024 election.
Rivera tweeted out that stories like this will boost Biden's reelection bid, as Biden has presented himself as a staunch supporter of abortion rights while casting his GOP opponents of embracing extreme positions on the issue that are out of touch with the average voter.
"A Texas man sued 3 women for $1 million each after they helped his wife obtain an abortion last summer using pills-reports the NYT. The guy had a history of alleged abusive behavior, and his wife was attempting to obtain a divorce. This is why Biden will win," Rivera wrote.A Texas man sued 3 women for $1 million each after they helped his wife obtain an abortion last summer using pills-reports the NYT.This is why Biden will win.
Republicans running in the 2024 presidential primary have largely embraced anti-abortion policies, though
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