Maryland

from the Times.

Hogan's ad asks people to forget that he was certainly not pro choice when he was governor, and also asks that they take his assurances that he won't side with the far right once he gets elected, voting for further cuts to reproductive rights and against any Harris cabinet or court nominations.

And he is suggesting in this historic election it is ok to vote for one black woman for President, while also voting for a white man over another black woman, based on tolls? Hard to believe significant numbers of women, and particularly women of color, will buy this. But the Times finds it reasonable, I guess, so there is that.