Seems like people think trump is president because he is anti abortion.

[boston bean]

Really. This is the reason??

Over 70% support legalized abortion.

Where the fuck is this thinking that we must return women 2nd class citizens coming from to win??

I know.

[ExciteBike66]

1. Some folks seem to think

we have to win the deepest-red districts of Texas and Alabama, and somehow we can do it if only we had a candidate who wanted to take away the right to have an abortion...

[elehhhhna]

13. Anna Texas is turning purpler by the day don't worry about us

[ExciteBike66]

14. Your map on google looks like an octopus!

I'm not one to talk though, I live in the nation's genitals (FL).

[elehhhhna]

15. Look for the map of Ron Pauls old district - it should be a poster for gerrymandering

[DoodAbides]

2. I bet that 70% is not in the red, rural, Christian Coalition areas.

Which, I think, is the point.

[boston bean]

5. So good to know that some districts are red and we need to make women 2nd class citizens because of

it.

Wow people have no problem with it.

[DoodAbides]

6. This is all very foreign for me, too. I am not seeing a lot of sense and certainly not

basic integrity when talking the lives of others. The lives of the Democratic base. I really am not sure what is up. I missed something.

[elehhhhna]

12. Next up at Dems should take rights away from gay people become extremely racist in their rhetoric

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And destroy the public school system golly there are so many great things we could do in order to win

[comradebillyboy]

3. Seems like some 'progressives' are overly willing

to sell out women and minorities to recapture the wwc vote.

[Weekend Warrior]

4. I think the though is based on regional politics.

Democrats have a history of concentrating on issues and discussing them at the national level, as has been done in your op. This has been one of our greatest weaknesses over the decades. That is not the way true power politics in this country works. And it would seem the DCCC comment was specifically addressing regional politics.

Please don't get me wrong, I think this whole conversation that has been started is unnecessary. If an anti-choice democrat decides to enter a primary they have every right to do so. I would not support said democrat in a primary.

[boston bean]

7. It all sounds like some bs I've heard before.

[Weekend Warrior]

8. It's my understanding that this current discussion was started by...

a release from the DCCC. The campaign arm for Democrats in the house. A regionally thinking group.

Then again, I could be completely off about the DCCC being the ones who started this conversation.

And there is no BS when it comes to us putting to much attention at the top. Of course that is a gross generalization.

[elehhhhna]

11. Somebody's never heard of Howard Dean and his 50 states strategy

[jmg257]

9. Many pro-life people voted for him because of that, and the USSC pick was VERY important..

Did that cause him to win? Who knows, but the amount of support he got surely didn't help.

[elehhhhna]

10. Trolls the answer is this is coming from trolls