68 percent of the people in this country believe that Roe versus Wade should not be overturned. That`s going to create some really serious headwinds in places like Georgia, where there are a lot of moderate voters who might lean Republican but couldn`t do it the last time, which is how Warnock and Ossoff got it, and it`s how Warnock is going to get on in this time.
Howard Dean discusses the implications of Roe v. Wade on upcoming elections and the moderate Republican voters in Georgia.
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