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Scrivener7

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3. Can't get past the pay-wall, but the excerpt says people are not stressing the

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Sat Aug 31, 2024, 04:28 PM

Aug 31

abortion issues in their phone banking, and from that the article seems to be drawing the conclusion that voters are uneasy about Harris's abortion stance.

One absolutely does NOT equal the other.

The conclusion from the facts given that voters are uneasy with Harris's abortion stance is ridiculous. Is there some support for the conflation of the choice of phone banking script issues and voters' feelings in the pay-walled part of the article?

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In N.C., some Black voters are uneasy with Harris's abortion rights focus [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Aug 31 OP

They think slobby cares about them? SheltieLover Aug 31 #1

I'd be a lot more uneasy about what her opponent has in mind. Maybe they don't know? Deuxcents Aug 31 #2

Can't get past the pay-wall, but the excerpt says people are not stressing the Scrivener7 Aug 31 #3

You can use archive.ph if you'd like to read the article. LauraInLA Aug 31 #11

"Some black voters"? How many? I doubt very many. JohnSJ Aug 31 #4

WaPo trying to put a negative slant on Harris support. Lonestarblue Aug 31 #5

I'm sure "some" (insert group here) are uneasy with(insert policy here) bullimiami Aug 31 #6

Conservative on social issues wanderer54 Aug 31 #7

More clickbait Keepthesoulalive Aug 31 #8

Abortion, next to marijuana legalization, has about as close to unanimous support on an issue as you can get ColinC Aug 31 #9

The WP comments section is eviscerating SharonClark Aug 31 #10