so tea leaf reading about which conservative might switch sides we can do that but i think we need to be very, very real about the fact that even if the supreme court were to side with jackson women s health organization in this case, the status quo is unacceptable. that means there is one abortion clinic in the state of mississippi that means the texas six-week ban is still on the books. none of this is acceptable even as a win for abortion rights advocates. 15-week they are basically arguing 15 weeks is viability here, imani. 93% of abortions are performed before 14 weeks in the state of mississippi. 75% of abortions performed before ten weeks in the state. you think about if, in fact, this is a ruling in favor of dobbs how far this viability benchmark could go, despite the numbers that we see. the problem with sort of
organization overrated? we had newt gingrich at the top of the polls in iowa even though he had almost no organization. santorum suggests maybe the old shoe leather that you associate with what you have to do in places like iowa and new hampshire is working. no candidate has worked iowa more traditionally than rick santorum. i think ann s point is the exactly right. people liked him but they didn t want to throw their vote away with santorum. when he started to look like, wait a minute, gingrich is falling. we don t want to be with romney, maybe this santorum guy, once he crested that kind of viability benchmark, then a lot of the people who had met him and liked him said we re going to be with him. i think it s a testament that doing things the traditional way has paid off for him. and what about the undecided voters? this is a key fact. the number of undecideds late in the day. i know it looks like there s
organization overrated? we had newt gingrich at the top of the polls in iowa even though he had almost no organization. santorum suggests maybe the old shoe leather that you associate with what you have to do in places like iowa and new hampshire is working. no candidate has worked iowa more traditionally than rick santorum. i think ann s point is the exactly right. people liked him but they didn t want to throw their vote away with santorum. when he started to look like, wait a minute, gingrich is falling. we don t want to be with romney, maybe this santorum guy, once he crested that kind of viability benchmark, then a lot of the people who had met him and liked him said we re going to be with him. i think it s a testament that doing things the traditional way has paid off for him. and what about the undecided voters? this is a key fact. the number of undecideds late in the day. i know it looks like there s