biggest mid-term election issue is chaos. full coverage on fox. dana: rich edson is diving into some key races we re watching and playing close attention to the next 19 days. conservative supreme court eliminating the right to abortion and proposals from republicans in congress to enact abortion restriction democrats focused their campaigns on protecting abortion. voters are more concerned about inflation and gas prices than abortion. some democrats are making the case the issues are all tied together. abortion is an economic issue. it has been reduced to this idea of a culture war. for women in georgia this is very much a question of whether they will end up in poverty in the next five years. having children is why you are worried about your price for gas and why you are concerned how much food costs. democrats are calling republican abortion extremists. republicans painting democrats on the extremists as well. in pennsylvania democrat john fetterman says he is aga
doubling maybe their bills this year? yeah, home heating is up and natural gas, half of new england, for example. it is up four times what it was just a few years ago. those are really significant numbers. this is all because we have an energy shortage. we have a supply problem. it is what explains the very high prices but none of this is surprising. we ve known this since last winter. if you and your great followers and viewers remember, last winter the biden administration was saying things like let s hope it is not a bad winter. it wasn t for the most part. last winter was pretty mild. it is not a sincere energy policy. it is not a surprise we re going into winter with this continual shortage of energy. dana: i think a lot of people, you think every week or so you fill up your gas tank and you know what those prices are and that s fueling a lot of anxiety and people are upset about it and it is fueling a lot of the inflation that we have seen. but why do we have tighter