With the conservative-majority Supreme Court expected to roll back abortion rights next year, the danger in handing even more power to Republicans should be front and center in the midterms. Read the latest from theericlutz:
last month in the Virginia gubernatorial race. “We’re talking about rolling back the clock on health care for women 50 years,” Democratic Senator. “Obviously a whole generation of women have been able to get the health care they need and make their own reproductive choices, and I think you’ll be shocked to fully see what this means.”
But it’s hard to know how much of an impact that’ll have on Republicans’ electoral prospects. In an ideal world, it would turn reasonable voters against them, with a broad coalition of Democrats, independents, and even moderate Republicans recognizing the party as the destructive force that it is. Of course, one would also also hope that, say, supporting a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol would sink them politically.
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