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I suspect most of the women who will vote for the democrats were already going to vote for him anyway, generally the young singles. But the older women who are having a hard time stretching their income to pay the bills not be as inclined to vote for the party of inflationary big spending. July did not see an increase in inflation over June, so we'll see what August numbers like and then again when the September numbers come out in October. The drop in the price of gas is helping the dems, but that is not due to anything they did but IMHO rather a drop in demand.
I will say this: the total abortion ban in some red states is not going to help them politically. I have not checked to see what the situation is in the swing states, and that is where the majorities in both the House and the Senate will be decided. Inflation/Economy vs Abortion, the last I heard the abortion issue is a distant 2nd in terms of relative importance to voters.
I will say this: the total abortion ban in some red states is not going to help them politically. I have not checked to see what the situation is in the swing states, and that is where the majorities in both the House and the Senate will be decided. Inflation/Economy vs Abortion, the last I heard the abortion issue is a distant 2nd in terms of relative importance to voters.