There is a lot of attention on this race, knows how much money is being poured in and really wants to signal her positions to voters particularly on the maps, as kyle mentioned, also on the abortion issue. that s going to be one of the huge things that comes before the court at some point soon. and there are a lot of left-leaning voters in that state who are exorcised ability the effective ban act the effective ban which is in place now. so she says, hey, what the hell, i m going to make my opinions known on these issues and that try to drum up enthusiasm and help that carry me into office and really carry out some major political changes. paul: kim, briefly, awe abortion could be a very important issue here. this would send a signal about 024 on that issue, i suppose to. yeah, absolutely. especially we ve seen this playing out in some ore states. other states. we saw it during the last midterms, how much abortion was playing in terms of crying in particular progressive and liber
On. it s going to fail. he s not going to get the 60 votes he needs. he knows that. that is satisfying the left-wing constituency in the democrat party. and i ve got to say, maria with, we are a long, long way from when bill clinton was president mt. state of the union he said he wanted abortion safe, legal and rare. now, i didn t agree with that saint then, but he was at least recognizing that abortion was something he wanted rare. today s democratic party doesn t believe that. they openly celebrate abortion as a wonderful thing. maria: yeah. i mean, look, you go back to what andrew cuomo, former golf governor of new york, did by saying no restrictions whatsoever, could happen until, you know, the ninth month. you also heard a similar sentiment this past week from tim ryan in ohio. since we re on the substance issue here, let s stay here because i want you to explain what this draft opinion says. it by no means says that awe
Post roe v. wade in america. the supporters of abortion rights have been playing defense to protect abortion rights from massive globalized effort to destroy them. but in some ways, the valence of this battle has switched overnight. spring court basically way through this texas ban on abortion, so now, the mobilization needs to switch on practical terms on the ground. texas republicans the conservative justices have done something at the majority of americans want them to do. i m not even sure of the majority of texans would support this law to be honest. including the 2020 exit pulling out of taxes. nearly 80% of voters think that abortion should be legal, available in some instances. 18 15% says it should be illegal we abortion should.