This let us pretend we are surprised thing is groundwork for November when the pundits will be all shocked and tell us we cannot take a victory lap because we did not win every single race and anyway, the poor righties are hurting
Oh, horsefeathers, this election is an outlier. Women totally forgive you when you take away their rights and kick them in the teeth. It’s their nature to forgive and forget! You married men out there—you know what I’m talking about!
This is one of those things that a lot of women may not say a whole lot about in advance, but when it comes time to vote, this loss of a key right (bodily autonomy, without which you can't really be a full or equal citizen) will almost certainly weigh heavily on them. I think the Dems will do well in November, and the news from Alabama is absolutely fantastic.
And high-turnout contests. The vote in KS a couple of years ago was in an August primary, more people voted than in any primary in the state's history.
This is not a surprise. IVF is an expensive process. The IVF ruling is going to affect white women disproportionately because unfortunately black women in Alabama are more than likely to not be able to afford to do IVF.
Golly, are you ladies still ON about that? It's like you have some kind of recurring alarm on your cell phone or something that reminds you to be mad about losing your right to make your own health care decisions all over again.
So an Alabama Democrat wo--ARE THOSE FLAKES? STINKY FLAKES OF GOD KNOWS WHAT? JUST FLOATING THERE? AAAAAAHHH YUM YUM YUM!
This let us pretend we are surprised thing is groundwork for November when the pundits will be all shocked and tell us we cannot take a victory lap because we did not win every single race and anyway, the poor righties are hurting
I love this woman, so glad she won by so much!
Lovely work!
Her opponent was like: "Eh, infrastructure issues are more important..." Are they really? I don't think so...
I think the polls may be undersampling young women. Crazy talk I know, women are never underestimated...
Oh, horsefeathers, this election is an outlier. Women totally forgive you when you take away their rights and kick them in the teeth. It’s their nature to forgive and forget! You married men out there—you know what I’m talking about!
Roll Blue Tide!!
This is one of those things that a lot of women may not say a whole lot about in advance, but when it comes time to vote, this loss of a key right (bodily autonomy, without which you can't really be a full or equal citizen) will almost certainly weigh heavily on them. I think the Dems will do well in November, and the news from Alabama is absolutely fantastic.
Loved this so much I shared it on FB.
Goldfish LiBel!!!!!
"...at least in low-turnout contests"
And high-turnout contests. The vote in KS a couple of years ago was in an August primary, more people voted than in any primary in the state's history.
Wow, this is Fantastic news! Congrats Marilyn!!
This is not a surprise. IVF is an expensive process. The IVF ruling is going to affect white women disproportionately because unfortunately black women in Alabama are more than likely to not be able to afford to do IVF.
Weird how the liberal media and polls keep showing the Dems as under-preforming. It’s almost like they want a horse race and a Republican win.
Golly, are you ladies still ON about that? It's like you have some kind of recurring alarm on your cell phone or something that reminds you to be mad about losing your right to make your own health care decisions all over again.