The most conservative court in history is going to rule on abortion and gun laws. how could that impact the political landscape? we don t know what the supreme court will do here. it could take incremental steps or these could be big blockbuster rulings against abortion rights and in favor of gun rights. given the conservative tilt of the supreme court we can be pretty confident that the right is going to be happy about this. if they are big rulings, this creates an opportunity for democrats. because on the issue of roe versus wade, polling shows as much as 70% of the public supports that decision and doesn t want abortion rights taken away. guns used to be an issue for republicans but since the
People. he laughed because he knew it was asinine. he knew it would elicit a response from black and brown communities, because he knows he s wrong. and just like many of the insurrectionists he was shielded with his whiteness and breaking into the capitol building and threatening the lives of everybody in that building. so i m just going to dismiss that as folly, because he knows that s a lie and not even give that any weight, because what the intention there is just to further the same lies that we ve heard from republicans, that this was a normal tourist visit, right? like they clearly were there and no one was killed on that day or after. no one was harmed, like these lies are just ridiculous. and so i refuse to give it further oxygen. i love that, sahil, juanita, thank you both. i want to turn to what a post
Voters in the 2022 elections. it s sunday, and you learn truth matters. the american people deserve the truth. and high party to this point has said things to it was hugs and kisses, antifa and blm. it was anything but what it was, which was a trump insurrection. as republicans run from the truth, other themes of the 2022 midterms emerge and are bound to evolve given rulings from the 6-3 conservative court. a decision on the court from the mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy could be heard next summer. a ruling that remains relevant and vital among the american public. pugh research finds most americans support abortions in
Responsive to democratic voters. what did you do to prevent this? what did you do to potentially change these outcomes and saying we started a commission to study it. our hands are tied, it s going to be insufficient for voters. when i look at voting rights we know this is something that state houses across the country have been taking on with republicans essentially using a copy and paste approach. the issue is two fold. for the republican party there could be backlash from the reality that they re still using these lies and unfounded claims of election fraud, which may turn off republican voters who no longer trust or have confidence in elections. so republicans have to tread carefully there. but i think democrats absolutely have a steady drum to beat around all the ways republicans are making us all safe or all the ways republicans are dismantling these systems. and i think back to what you
Mentioned about the january 6 commission being another prime example of republicans obstructing americans from getting the truth. so democrats have a platterful of things to respond to. it s about how they re going to be framed in a way that is motivating and sustainable for the next 18 months. and i would add to that, juanita, something that has a long-term vision, something that goes beyond 2020, which sahil, president biden has a panel. do you expect to see a push from progressives to expand the bench? right. the commission had its first meeting earlier this week a few days ago, and its mandate, a report six months from the first meeting, which takes us to november. it is made up of liberal and