The latest polls show that the GOP candidate in GA, Hershel Walker, is 10% behind and the GOP candidate in PA, Dr. Mehmet Oz, is 9% behind. (see links below. This is extremely troubling for the GOP. If GOP does not carry both GA and PA, it will not get a majority in the senate. I believe the reason is the GOP stance on abortion.
Considering that the economy is awful and the prices for gasoline are over 100% higher and the prices for everything else are extremely high, crime on the rise, millions of illegals pouring in, terrible foreign policy, considering all of the above, GOP candidates should be 10% ahead. The fact that they are about 10% behind in swing states is a huge red flag.
Recent polls show that in GA 68% of the population wants abortion rights for women. After half of a century of women having rights to terminate unwanted pregnancies, women would not want to give up those rights. I believe that GOP needs to think long and hard about it’s position, particularly in blue and swing states. Clearly, we are NOT talking about late abortions. However, most of the nations around the world allow early abortions, in the first semester, first 12-14 weeks. Red states and only a couple more nations ban abortions completely. I believe, GOP candidates, particularly in blue and swing states, should put in their platform a woman’s right to chose in the early stage of pregnancy, in the first trimester, between 12-14 weeks.