S.E. Cupp on Dobbs Decision: ‘Hard to Imagine the Republican Party Surviving This’

[mystery-ak]

S.E. Cupp on Dobbs Decision: ‘Hard to Imagine the Republican Party Surviving This’

Trent Baker 27 Jun 2022

[WARNING: Adult Language]

Monday on CNN’s “New Day,” political commentator S.E. Cupp questioned how the Republican Party could survive the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

Cupp said the GOP was engaging in “aggressive bullshit,” and she wondered how the party would bring in new voters in future generations.

“It’s hard to imagine the Republican Party surviving this,” Cupp proclaimed. “Between anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ, book banning, anti-democracy, I mean, add all of the aggressive bullshit — garbage, sorry — to this — I don’t take that back — add it all together, I don’t know who is left in future generations to be drawn to this party. If you look back at 2016, I think people voted for Trump for a wide array of reasons — some of them garbage, but some of them legitimately economic or even foreign policy. I think the people voting for more Trump, more MAGA now are really motivated by very few reasons, and so there are fewer of them.”

She continued, “And when you imagine that, I think for the first time … a generation will be able to say my parents had a right that I don’t have today; for the first time, a right was taken back. I can’t imagine how Republicans message to new voters and don’t just keep shrinking and condensing.”

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022/06/27/s-e-cupp-on-dobbs-decision-hard-to-imagine-the-republican-party-surviving-this/

[goatprairie]

Okay Senorita Cupp....we'll see what the landscape looks like after the first week of November.
I'm guessing that when most people and women realize that abortions will about just as readily available as now, the abortion issue will die down.
The GOP might lose of few seats because of this, but I'm guessing many Americans will be sick and tired of paying five dollars for a gallon of gas and lot more for basic necessities.

[mountaineer]

Most voters don't have abortion in the top ten important issues that will be factors in their vote. Is she that out of touch?

[andy58-in-nh]

Most voters don't have abortion in the top ten important issues that will be factors in their vote. Is she that out of touch?

Abortion is not a Constitutional right and never was. It is still legal in states that have voted to allow it. Meanwhile, being gay is legal everywhere, we're not a "democracy", and parents have the right to decide which books their children are exposed to in school.

What's her damn point?

[Smokin Joe]

She continued, “And when you imagine that, I think for the first time … a generation will be able to say my parents had a right that I don’t have today; for the first time, a right was taken back. I can’t imagine how Republicans message to new voters and don’t just keep shrinking and condensing.”

Not a gun owner, eh?

My parents had a lot of Rights they can no longer practice unencumbered.
Landowner riparian rights (that came with the original land grant) were illegally seized by the State (no compensation), then the Federal Government. They can no longer construct a bulkhead (seawall) to protect land from erosion, cannot build a pier to replace a damaged one without a permit. Cannot cut down trees planted 180 years ago by an ancestor without 7 permits--PER TREE, and now are only allowed to 'harvest' deadfall for firewood. Cannot fish in the river without a license. Can't put an order form and a check in an envelope and get a gun in the mail. The list goes on...and these are things I remember being able to do.

[PeteS in CA]

Is she on IV Prog Koolaid Concentrate? While using Prog Koolaid Concentrate in her bong instead of water?

[mystery-ak]

The Dems are out touting this NPR poll..they are beside themselves...apparently they didn't read the whole thing..

 Here is their poll

https://www.npr.org/2022/06/27/1107733632/poll-majorities-oppose-supreme-courts-abortion-ruling-and-worry-about-other-righ

Here is the thread here on it
Democrats more likely to vote in midterms after abortion ruling: poll
https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,473613.msg2664391.html#msg2664391


this is all you need to know

The new NPR/PBS NewsHour Marist poll was conducted from June 24 to June 25 with a total of 941 respondents. The survey had a margin of error of 4.9 percentage points.

[Hoodat]

She continued, “And when you imagine that, I think for the first time … a generation will be able to say my parents had a right that I don’t have today; for the first time, a right was taken back.

How about the right to drink from 'whites only' water fountains?  The right to always sit at the front of the bus?  The right to own slaves?  You must have hated it when Republicans took those rights away.