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No one believes trump on this issue. I don't understand why he's pissing off the pro-life vote.
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Because he stands to gain nothing by pushing a fed ban? Itā€™s pretty simple duh.
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Except those who are pro choice want a fed ban. He could upset them and cause then to stay home. I donā€™t think these statements move the undecided pro choice vote.
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Can you rephrase? I canā€™t be understanding you right cause this doesnā€™t make sense
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Sorry. Pro life wants a federal ban. I donā€™t think coming out saying heā€™s against a fed ban will do anything but upset his pro life voters.
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Nah dude bad take. Your numbers are all off and outdated. 100% ā€œpureā€ pro lifers are a v small minority within the party and not that many single issue pro lifers now. He already delivered for them on this. Itā€™s not 2016 anymore. Not alienating moderates is more important. Zeitgeist has changed.
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Iā€™m not saying itā€™s a huge number. But itā€™s die hards who knock on doors and help drive the vote. You can see their power with how often he has already flipped flopped on abortion. I donā€™t see that him saying he wonā€™t do a federal ban moves undecided voters who lean pro-choice.
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You completely misunderstand the internal politics within the republicans, (not to mention that their ā€œground gameā€ has a slightly different approach than dems.) Overturning Roe was more of a judicial meta issue anyways, regardless of the ā€œnarrativeā€ around it.
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The first article supports your take but I donā€™t see it. But previous articles say otherwise. I guess we will see in Nov with turnout. https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/wireStory/anti-abortion-leaders-undeterred-trump-time-hed-veto-114445579 https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/08/29/lila-rose-abortion-trump-interview-00176619
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Think of the election as being just in the 7 swing states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin Think of the populations, demographics, issues, etc for just these states. Where are the margins? This is better context for analyzing both campaignsā€™ decisions.
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What voter will trust anything Trump says about abortion? Heā€™s the president that overturned Roe. Heā€™ll never get the pro choice vote. Maybe he can convince those that abortion is a lower priority but I think this will do more harm than good for him.
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Your estimates are off so your calculus will be off my friend. Thereā€™s a lot of nuance in any multifaceted coalition. Study the populations. Study the margins. Then the math will make more sense.
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You greatly overestimate both the number and the influence of the ā€œhardcore pro lifeā€ people
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I donā€™t know that Iā€™m overestimating their number, more that heā€™s going after an audience that he canā€™t win. Heā€™s losing the pro choice vote and heā€™s doing a last minute push to convince them that heā€™s not that bad on abortion. They wonā€™t believe him.
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