Okay, we are now joined by Natalie Shore. She is a writer, organizer, and comedian. Thank you for joining us, Natalie.

Thanks so much for having me. Good to be back. Yes. And you have a new, we were able to sneak peek a piece that will be coming out in a publication of note.

In media, it's called the sneak peek.

That's right.

Professional.

We got the preview about the end of Roe v.

Wade and how this ultimately may not or likely will not motivate Democrats to come out to the polls and won't have, you know, a negative

impact really on the Republican Party either. So, you know, we're speaking now a couple of days

after this, another sneak peek of a decision. We're getting all our sneak peeks in before June,

before stuff really hits the fan.

But why don't we start with why you were motivated to write this piece?

Because I'm assuming this was before you had the knowledge that we all just acquired

that the court has decided or is likely deciding to overturn Roe v.

Way.

Yeah. So the piece,

which will come out, I believe in June or July, was planned as, you know, part of a themed

issue on a post-row world, looking at that from many different angles. And so I was looking at it specifically,

you know, electorally, how it might, how it might affect electoral politics. And I think that,

you know, a lot of people yesterday, the other day with the leaked draft decision, and over the

past couple of years, because, you know, it's not as if I'm a soothsayer.

This is something that, you know, people have seen the writing on the wall ever since

the Supreme Court decided to take up the Dobbs case, which is the one that's in Mississippi,

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