The suburban women of America. And Marco Rubio is one of many candidates who thinks the government should force birth on a victim of incest. That is not going to fly with American women. And I think they’re going to turn out.
Claire McCaskill discusses the impact of women's rights issues on voter turnout, particularly in relation to Marco Rubio's stance on abortion.
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there is something happening here. It should have happened a long time ago. But it got real today in terms of political damage that the liar that hangs up Mar-a-Lago has caused his political party.
I think even though abortion wasn`t at the top of the list when you ask people in that poll what issues they cared about, when governments across the country are threatening to forced incest victims to give birth, that makes people angry. And anger equals turnout.
I think they`re going to try to stall. I mean, I think that`s why they asked the special master in the first place.
Well, the first analysis was, would he be that different in the United States Senate than the other two viable candidates in the primary? Their voting records would have been about the same, Chris. They were all very conservative candidates. They all were going to vote much differently than I would.
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