not adhering to our own personal power and i think as bart had in his atlantic piece, which i think brian s story really under scores is that this is about grass roots mobilization that has been radicalized but it hasn t been radicalized for a democratic purpose. it s been radicalized for the particular power of donald trump and if he wins loses reelection again as already mobilized for the next insure insurrection and that s a scary dangerous thing. when you marry the fact that this great reporting by mr. shot ties this to people like mike lindell leading a national crusade to say the whole election was stolen from donald trump, the three percenters and characters connected that had to distance themselves from because of the criminal records. there is a whole scary spooky aspect to it but in the end, how
getting in line with him. why is that the case with this one issue? well, the president hasn t put his full force behind this issue. he s tip toed out. he s never stuck with it. i do wonder. this is a president that when he decides to leave, the gop usually follows in one way or another or at least enough to pass something and he hasn t been willing on this issue to put his neck out and probably is exactly why david said. it s not only the nra. it s their grass roots mobilization. people who are second amendment advocates, they vote on that issue. we haven t seen the same. in some cases in 2018, we did see some possiblization. we haven t seen that full huge mobilization that we ve seen with the anti-gun movement. that s right. no, we ve seen moments. right. their a prince moment we have seen when republican senator joni ernst was facing this angry crowd, really, as she pointed to mental illness as the cause of mass shootings. let s listentohis. a lot of the incidents that we see
this idea the constitution should be interpreted in its original meaning at a time when there was an enormous democratic deficit, where women didn t count. this is what they want. they re an organization of ideas, and they re trying to seed an idea of a limited government, a limited administrative state and very limited powers for congress. so rolling back the entire system of regulations, so abortion is part of it. but it s also about constricting government power everywhere else. and there s a marriage here i think between the sort of group of theorists, idelogs and then the grass roots action. the grass roots mobilization is what happens because of abortion, that is what gives it its fuel in this entire thing and the thing leo has so usefully married. and the thing that makes donald trump so integral in this. leonard leo and donald trump do not see eye to eye. this is marriage of convenience, exactly that.
my body, my choice! my body, my choice! today i m here to say, you know me. i am one of the one in four women in this country who have had an abortion. going to the statehouse! went down to the statehouse and i took back what is owed me took it back, took it back tack back my body. these are attacks! know this, it s only a war if we fight back. and we are going to fight back! vote them out! vote them out! vote them out! for all this grass roots mobilization, there is a sense this issue will be decided in court. for the past two years, federal courts have been stacked with trump nominees who are selected
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