She's from Oklahoma but maybe she left before the fetus-is-a-person anti-abortion propaganda really got started. Maybe she really doesn't know.
There are over 300,000 more female voters in South Carolina than there are men, yet South Carolina overwhelmingly elects candidates who oppose abortion. Regardless of how you stand on the issue, this "man vs. woman" messaging is not based in fact or reality.https://twitter.com/ewarren/status/1128734243067170817 …
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Meg do you have the numbers on how many of those women vote? I would be curious to learn that and what their religious affiliation is. Baptist?
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What does it matter, if the majority of people in the state voted? If women decided not to vote because it was not an issue for them that is their choice too. People should not interfere in a states agenda. Their people have spoken.
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Convincing voters to be 'scared' or 'angry' is a basic political tactic. It's effectiveness is reduced when your numbers are in single digits like Warren's.
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The fallacy is that anyone is concerned about "controlling" women's bodies. Its the new human body she produced (when voluntarily engaging in reproductive acts with the father) that people are concerned about protecting from death.
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