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Will these Republicans go down in flames because of abortion?

Fascinating studies all around surveys are all around the country and the wake of the Kansas

decision. And also with congresswoman Pramila Jaipal, the chair of the congressional progressive caucus

is going to drop in and talk with us. So a lot on the program today, you know, let's start the program

with the question for the day and I want to toss this out to all of you. I'd love to get your

thoughts on this. We just saw what happened in Kansas. And earlier today, I tweeted and I was

informed about this by the way by the banter, the newsletter, it's all, it's over on Substack.

But I tweeted out the states that have, there are 26 states where you can put a ballot initiative

on the ballot, you know, if you can get enough signatures and make law where citizens can do this.

26 states, about half of our states. And about half of them are red states.

And so this Kansas thing was a ballot measure, although the Republicans got it on the ballot,

because they wanted to be able to make abortion illegal. And they did it in a very, very deceptive

manner. But I'm thinking all these other red states, if there are any Democrats listening to me and

any of the states whose names I'm going to name in just a moment, please consider doing the work

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