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JD Vance continues to perform well, especially when it comes to knowledge about women’s desires.
To Laura Ingraham On a Fox News show, the host gave him a potential bullseye by claiming that suburban women are being fed propaganda and are unaware that decisions about abortion are in the hands of the states and therefore should not be an issue in the federal election.
“First of all, I don’t think so, Laura. I think most women in the suburbs care about the normal things that most Americans care about,” he said, implying that abortion is not one of those things.
“What is important to normal women after JD Vance, other than control over their own bodies?” said The new abnormal Co-moderator Danielle Moodie“Every woman, every person with a uterus, values the right to decide for themselves when, where and how they want to start a family, and they want that for their children too. If you take that away from them, it will be a topic of conversation at the kitchen table until women get their rights back. Period.”
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The new abnormal Co-moderator Andy Levy said Ingraham gave Vance the simplest pitch, which he then botched.
“He’s right over the plate. He’s slow and you hit. You know you might not belong in the big leagues at this point,” he said. “Last week Trump said abortion wasn’t a big issue in this campaign and that people weren’t talking about it anymore, and now we have JD Vance saying he doesn’t think women in the suburbs care that much about abortion.
“Their strategy seems to be to downplay abortion and reproductive rights as much as possible. But of course, by doing so, they are running away from their own past. So I don’t think that will work,” Levy said.
Plus! historian Frank Andre Guridy joins the podcast to talk about his new book, The Stadium: An American History of Politics, Trial, and the Game.
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