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Pic Of The Moment: It Sure Is A Conundrum
Republicans grapple with how to win over women voters
Republicans are grappling with how to appeal to women voters — a lingering issue that threatens to turn off key voting blocs as the party looks to flip the Senate, retain their House majority and take back the White House in 2024.
A lack of strategic framing on issues like abortion and fielding candidates who speak primarily to the core of their base have at times cost Republicans women voters during elections, some members of the party say.
Now Republicans are staring down a consequential set of elections next year, with some members of the party warning that nominating former President Trump could further thwart those efforts.
“The biggest issue that Republican candidates are going to have in earning the support of women voters is they’re going to have to be willing to openly and assertively reject the principals that Trump has led on, and the only way they can do that is if they reject Trump and they don’t seem willing to do so,” said Jennifer Horn, a former congressional candidate and former chair of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee.
Recent surveys have shown that women voters appear slightly less inclined to want to vote for Trump as he makes his latest bid at the White House.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/3871783...en-voters/
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217677082
5. They forgot Lindsey Graham shrieking: 'And a list of all the men you've slept with!'
To which the lady shoots back: 'You first, buster!'
Republicans grapple with how to win over women voters
Republicans are grappling with how to appeal to women voters — a lingering issue that threatens to turn off key voting blocs as the party looks to flip the Senate, retain their House majority and take back the White House in 2024.
A lack of strategic framing on issues like abortion and fielding candidates who speak primarily to the core of their base have at times cost Republicans women voters during elections, some members of the party say.
Now Republicans are staring down a consequential set of elections next year, with some members of the party warning that nominating former President Trump could further thwart those efforts.
“The biggest issue that Republican candidates are going to have in earning the support of women voters is they’re going to have to be willing to openly and assertively reject the principals that Trump has led on, and the only way they can do that is if they reject Trump and they don’t seem willing to do so,” said Jennifer Horn, a former congressional candidate and former chair of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee.
Recent surveys have shown that women voters appear slightly less inclined to want to vote for Trump as he makes his latest bid at the White House.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/3871783...en-voters/
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100217677082
5. They forgot Lindsey Graham shrieking: 'And a list of all the men you've slept with!'
To which the lady shoots back: 'You first, buster!'
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