come. this will continue to steam. the question is how far do they want to take snit. we did see a couple of democrats on the first vote, the only vote we ve seen in the wake of these videos in the senate. they had to get past this procedural vote. they needed 60 votes to get to the first pass at defending. they had two democrats that went with them. kimberly, do you think the numbers will grow? the question for democrats who are so easy to do this war on women theme, if they don t turn off people in the middle who are really disturbed watching these videos. the question for republicans meantime is, do you want to do this again where you end up putting all the focus on shutting down the government, loss of services and taking away from the actual question and substance of these videos which is a big concern. and the messaging is going to be difficult for them because there are some of them who say based on these videos they can t in good conscience vote for anything that would al
and the question is how far do they want to take it? well, we did see a couple of democrats on the first vote, the only vote we ve seen in the wake of these videos in the senate, they had to get past this procedural vote. they needed 60 votes to get to the first pass. they couldn t do it but they did have two democrats who went with them. kimberly, do you think that number is potentially going to grow? the question for democrats who are so eager to do this war on women theme is if they don t end up turning off a lot of people in the middle, as peter said, who really do and are disturbed watching these videos. i think the question for republicans meantime is do you want to do this again where you end up putting all the focus on shutting down the government, loss of services, and taking away from the actual question of substance of these videos, which is a big concern. and the messaging is going to be difficult for them because there are some of them who say based on these videos t
additional vied i don ts to come. this will continue to steam. the question is how far do they want to take snit. we did see a couple of democrats on the first vote, the only vote we ve seen in the wake of these videos in the senate. they had to get past this procedural vote. they needed 60 votes to get to the first pass at defending. they had two democrats that went with them. kimberly, do you think the numbers will grow? the question for democrats who are so easy to do this war on women theme, if they don t turn off people in the middle who are really disturbed watching these videos. the question for republicans meantime is, do you want to do this again where you end up putting all the focus on shutting down the government, loss of services and taking away from the actual question and substance of these videos which is a big concern. and the messaging is going to be difficult for them because there are some of them who say based on these videos they can t in good conscience vot
i guess, where do we start? are we back into abortion rights as a campaign issue because of planned parenthood? i thought some of these issues would be put aside for a cycle. looks like we re back in there again. i think it s unfortunate the fact that i was talking to someone earlier. to get that kind of conversation going feeds right into the democratic party s war on women theme that they used effectively before. and this becomes a litmus test for the republicans. i think it will not serve them well if they try to defund shut down the government over defunding. it s legitimate to talk about putting tax dollars into a place we all find appalling. i wouldn t have thought this would be an issue.
moved around. every tax dollar to goes to planned parenthood means they can raise another dollar this is a cultural icon for the democrat left. the white house itself dug in. josh ernest when out and defended planned parenthood. a lot of people have seen the videos. but in the democrats want to press the issue, more people are going to be exposed to this stuff. it s indefensible a complete loser to the democrats. yeah, but kim, the thing is democrats aren t giving in on this at all. in fact the republicans when they hold the vote on this lnt likely to get the 60 votes they need in the senate to pass it and most democrats are going to oppose it. they must feel pretty confident this is not a loser for them. i don t think they ve thought it through. the war on women theme is just their go-to. this is a very different