[BlackAdderess]

They won’t need to. A GOP Governor for my state was a slam dunk, but now not so much. Time will tell, but the way this looks right now is that fresh life has just been breathed into the campaigns of the Democrats. Voters don’t like overreach on unpopular issues, plain and simple.

[daler]

So, with Democrats leading the world to war, complete with food shortages, runaway inflation, and off-the-charts leftist cultural lunacy liked grooming toddlers, all the voters will be hearing about from now to November is abortion.

Another coordinated campaign by the left that just might work.

[Magnum44]

Some people will always find something to complain about. But this has always been a states issue. The elections will be decided by pocketbook issues, not this.

[traderrob6]

“Voters don’t like overreach on unpopular issues, plain and simple.

And SCOTUS overturning what is considered an egregiously dreadful and indefensible legal decision totally unsupported by the Constitution is an “overreach?

[nbenyo]

you are correct, there will be some backlash which will benefit Democrats.

We need to keep the focus on Biden and this will make it harder.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Both sides are motivated equally by this issue. The net effect of this SCOTUS scandal is null.

[Luke21]

“Voters don’t like overreach on unpopular issues, plain and simple.”

Overreach? If Democrats can wreck the economy and start a Ministry of Truth, but just pull out an abortion puppet and the fools all dance up to vote for them, we are doomed anyway.

[MotorCityBuck]

Agreed.
This will not bode well for the Republicans this Fall.
Social issues is the Hill they love to die on.