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While the economy remains most important to voters in the upcoming election — with 20% saying it is the most important issue — the poll revealed that many believe abortion trumps inflation as the most important issue this election cycle. Nearly 16% of voters said abortion is the leading issue, with about 11% saying inflation, despite it hitting a 40-year high of 9.1% in June.
20% said the Economy was most important, and 11% said Inflation. The only way they could put the Abortion spin on this was to split the Economy into categories. As if you take those 2 together, you get 31% to consider Economic factors more important. Or about DOUBLE that of Abortion.
Oh and what about the other "Progressive" agenda items?
Gun Control 3.4%
Climate Change 3.4%
There's a poll for every agenda....just need to find it.
Abortion is more important then inflation ????? What a joke.
Our country has gone through recession and inflation many times.....we have always survived. Supreme court decisions affect our future generations after we are long gone though.
Our country has gone through recession and inflation many times.....we have always survived. Supreme court decisions affect our future generations after we are long gone though.
Are we still trying to argue a right that didn’t exist was taken away?
Our country has gone through recession and inflation many times.....we have always survived. Supreme court decisions affect our future generations after we are long gone though.
All the overturning of Roe vs wade changed is that scotus said,
" we don't have authority on this matter and people who said we did were wrong. "
States can now make their own abortion laws ( which they could do before, but they were restricted by the scotus)
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