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with that head-on, because first of all, it is absolutely outrageous to predict the death of anybody, which is what she did. we re talking about this woman running for president of the united states, who is in effect, killing off the present president or giving a length of time. wasn t it their commentator that got in trouble about saying, when women are at their peak, so now she s going to decide how long joe biden is going to live? the underlying thing, though, is, you re really voting for harris in certain segments of this country, you re really putting a black woman in the white house. and i think that people need to confront that. and that will energize a lot of voters, because we re not that stupid. yep. yep, yep, yep. gene, your latest piece for the washington post is entitled, kamala harris must keep walking a tightrope for biden s re-election bid. talk about your piece, and also what rev just said.
went from the birth of jesus to the year the eagles broke up and abortion wasn t the preeminent issue. think about this. think about this! evangelicals were pro-choice when the beatles broke up. evangelicals were pro-choice when the eagles broke up! and now suddenly, you talk to people, and they tell you, this is how you define whether you re a christian or not. who decided that? oh, i actually know who decided that. jerry falwell and direct mail people who wanted to beat a southern baptist democrat. and not everyone really went along with it, though, deep at the core. i was in the southern baptist church in the era where it was all pro-life, and it became a single issue voter. they were successful in single issue voter. same here! that s the church. but i will never forget being
devolving of two labels, pro-life and pro-choice. people who thought of themselves of pro-life, supporters of abortion restrictions, they didn t mean they were supporters of having to carry rapists child or being a victim of incest forced to carry that child. it was hard for so many women in this country to be told that is part of what it means to be a supporter of abortion rights. when you think about being stuck in this position of playing to extremes it goes back to the legacy of donald trump. the republican party before donald trump was trying to think of ways to message to black, latinos it wasn t saying the wall, but you had donald trump come in and do and say those things and be successful that changed the dna of the republican party saying we should just lean into the extreme, if we don t win this time, maybe next time.
investigations of miscarriages. what the results were in these midterms is that baseline from which republicans are devolving. the policies are getting more extreme and that s what they re putting in their strategy books. who s you know, who thinks that that is the national messaging campaign for success in 24? again, comes back to this curious decision they re making. it is a big question and a key question to ask, who is making these decisions because as someone who was out there as a reporter, out there on the ground during the midterm elections i remember there were some republican pundits who said abortion wasn t going to matter, women weren t going to be concerned. i was confused because whether i went to missouri, michigan, ohio, florida, you saw women, including young republican women saying i do not want these rights taken from me you had the