[Responsibility2nd]

This article has it all wrong. I wish it weren’t so, but the pro aborts won this week in Kentucky and Ohio.

[Olog-hai]

Fraud denial again.

[SomeCallMeTim]

decisive reelection of Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, who made protecting abortion rights in his red state central to his campaign

This statement isn't really true. He didn't make "protecting abortion rights central"... he just ran ads pointing out that the existing Ky law has NO exceptions for rape for incest. All he did was get women motivated to come vote.

Beshear can't do anything to change the laws in Ky, and he has never made an effort to do it.

[Political Junkie Too]

This article has it all wrong.

I think this article is short-sighted on several counts:

1. We no longer speak about abortion as a "right." It is now up to each state to pass laws regulating it.
2. The electoral impacts in the aftermath of overturning Roe is short-term. It's a "one and done" ballot issue in the states. Once the red and blue states have acted, the issue will fade electorally unless the left can concoct ongoing reasons to relitigate the issue election after election.

-PJ