anti-vaccine stuff 20 years ago made me nervous, but he s thoughtful and reads andin splas things and keeps himself ou outside. he is anti-nuke. but his idea i have never heard of. todd: that is was a democrat was 10 years ago and look how far left they have gone. numbers tell me he is speaking to somebody who is not identifying as a republican, obviously, they are democratic voter issue but believe in freedom, security at the border, that there are two genders. when you look at that, so many people in a country and connecticut, most above 55 year olds i know are democrats. they are not far left democrats, they are people that don t want business to be as big as they are but believe cities shouldn t
that republicans are on the wrong side of this issue now on the wrong side of a couple issues this was, uh, guns was kind of a single voter issue at one time, you know, pro gun people republicans that was their issue, and then they were single issue. republicans on abortion. and they wanted row and then, and democrats weren t single issue on it. but now they are. and you saw that wisconsin because, once, uh, one stops happened. ah what s and lots of young people lots of, uh, older women, lots of even republicans . now this is an issue for them . and you saw again. you saw this and wisconsin. there s a big, i think republicans are in trouble on both of these issues. scott. what do you think? i mean, this latest mass shooting happened after and nra
of abortion. i have respect for south carolina. south carolina voters, here, a trust to define marriage, and to deal with the issue of abortion. now, hughes posey proposing a national pregnancy ban after 15 weeks of presidency. you re talking about why they change their tune. what are they saying? let s just be clear, it is a black and white a change. he said is there, we want to be left of the states, and you re right. now he is saying, there should be a 15-week ban. the answer is not about policy, it is not about philosophy, it is about the midterms. it is about the fact that republicans might want to talk about immigration. they really want to talk about the economy, and high inflation. they do not want to talk about the issue of abortion. that is what all democrats are talking about. that is a huge voter issue, across the battleground states. the democrats have, really,
august 12th through 16th. threats to democracy has overtaken cost of living as the most important voter issue. president biden s approval numbers are still stagnant and modern history tells us the only time the party in power gained seats in the mid term is when the president is overwhelmingly popular, clinton in 1998 and bush in 2002. but even among exception, this is an exceptional time, the fbi search of mar-a-lago, the january 6th hearing, inflation, abortion and to help us try to make sense of the senseless, here is my very sensible colleague, nbc national
we haven t committed any crime, so they can t arrest us but they can drag us back in the house and say sit here while we force this down your throat. so there are some potential options. the law is a little unclear, but there s always an option. that is just kind of basics. if they could change it in the middle of the game, best believe they would. you know, this bill doesn t help anybody. we do have a voter issue in the state of texas, but that issue is access. texas is the hardest state to vote in, is what they re saying. they re saying let s make it harder, let s make it more problematic. let s give people a reason not to vote. there are a ton of felonies in this bill.