The 2024 Presidential Race Thread

Next Day Err

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Key polling data from 2023:

1. Gallup: A May 2023 poll found that about 55% of Americans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases during the first trimester (first 12 weeks of pregnancy). However, support drops for second-trimester abortions, with only about 37% favoring legality in most cases.
2. Pew Research: A March 2023 survey showed that while there is broad support for some abortion restrictions, fewer Americans are supportive of an outright ban. For example, only around 28% of respondents favored making abortion illegal in all cases after 15 weeks, though support was higher when exceptions for health and other circumstances were factored in.
3. AP-NORC Poll: A June 2023 poll revealed that approximately 47% of Americans supported a 15-week abortion ban, but support was contingent on the inclusion of certain exceptions. Public opinion is highly polarized, and the exact terms of the law—such as whether it includes exceptions for rape, incest, or medical emergencies—greatly influence support.
 

DriveInDriveOut

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Nope, most Americans agree with the Republican position of 15 week restrictions. Democrats are out of step with the American people with their demand for full term abortion for any reason.
 

DriveInDriveOut

Inordinately Right
Key polling data from 2023:

1. Gallup: A May 2023 poll found that about 55% of Americans believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases during the first trimester (first 12 weeks of pregnancy). However, support drops for second-trimester abortions, with only about 37% favoring legality in most cases.
2. Pew Research: A March 2023 survey showed that while there is broad support for some abortion restrictions, fewer Americans are supportive of an outright ban. For example, only around 28% of respondents favored making abortion illegal in all cases after 15 weeks, though support was higher when exceptions for health and other circumstances were factored in.
3. AP-NORC Poll: A June 2023 poll revealed that approximately 47% of Americans supported a 15-week abortion ban, but support was contingent on the inclusion of certain exceptions. Public opinion is highly polarized, and the exact terms of the law—such as whether it includes exceptions for rape, incest, or medical emergencies—greatly influence support.
Yup, most people disagree with the Democrat party's position on abortion.
 

Doublestandards

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Most Americans believe it should be a private decision between the woman and her husband and their physician. There is no place for government interference.
You would think that would be clear when even the wife of the man running for the Republican Party is saying that exact same thing

There’s a reason republicans did not do nearly as well in local elections as expected since after roe v Wade was overturned

It’s also why republicans are running on 15 week abortions and bans after that. They are trying to appease to womens right crowd while still trying to claim conservative

But If you believe a fetus is always a baby and killing it is wrong, 6 week , 15 week or 25 weeks should make no difference to you,
 
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