I think women are going to do this thing.

Let's keep ignoring those pundits, ignoring those polls, and just stay focused on each other.

We've got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from

red, wine, and blue. Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Rachel Vindman.

I'm Jasmine Clark. And you're listening to the suburban women problem. It's hard to believe,

but this is our last episode of the podcast before the election.

No matter what happens, the work will continue, but we can't deny that the stakes of next Tuesday

are incredibly high. It's hard to know what to even talk about or focus on, but luckily we have

a couple of guests coming to help us sort it out, sort out our

feelings, I hope. We'll be joined by Ari Goodman, a mom in Ohio who started a group called

Advocates, Allies, and Activists. And we'll also be joined by the one and only Katie Paris,

the founder of Red Wine and Blue. So how are you guys feeling the week out? Totally chill, totally calm about

everything, confident. I mean, I just started going to Pilates. Oh, wait, is that not what we're

talking about? I feel that's a very good outlet. I have not figured out what my outlet is.

It's like I'm happy to have like a new little shiny toy distraction, but, okay, I will start with some real

things.

Yesterday, I went to a kind of a rally for Amendment 4, which is our Reproductive Rights Amendment

here in Florida.

And I feel good about this.

We have a really high bar.

We have to get to 60%.

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