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Prolife and prochoice activists outside the Supreme Court have predicted how the decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade case will affect the vote in the midterm elections.
"My brother told me," Thailand, what if this is over? "I said" nothing, "Thai, a pro-choice activist, told Fox News. "Because there is no opposition in the United States."
The Supreme Court overturned the groundbreaking 1973Roe v. Wade decisionwith a 5-4 vote and made the state artificial. Authorized to decide on abortion law. The
decision was made exactly four months before theof the November midterm elections.
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Thailand, which has been a pro-choice activity for 30 years at Capitol Hill, said Democrats did not codify the Roe v. Wade case. I am saying. (Fox News Digital)
"If it affects the medium term, it will be nominal," a pro-life activist told Fox News. Told. "But so far, the Roe v. Wade case has been overturned ... it's insane."
Another pro-life activist said the decision would be "huge" when it came to voting decisions. Stated.
"I think there's a lot more happening in this country, but again, I think this is the biggest problem," said the demonstrator.
Prolife activist Michael told Fox News that "the country is already over-polarized on this issue."
Out-of-court crowds responded to Dobbs' decision increase. (Joshua Comins / Fox News)
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"I don't think it will change people's votes," Michael said.
"It may have an impact, but I don't think it will have a major impact. I think inflation [and] gas prices are a matter for people to vote."
According to the Ministry of Labor, inflation reached a record high of 40 years in May. Meanwhile, the averageaverage gasoline price exceeded $ 5 per gallon for the first time earlier this month.
The USA Today / Suffolk University poll, released Friday, shows that just under 15% of voters are the most important election issue for the November midterm elections. Showed that he is thinking of an election.
New Vote: Only 15% of voters consider abortion to be the most important mid-term election issue, and the economy remains the biggest concern
Pro-choice activists protect women's rights (Fox News Digital)
One pro-choice activist says Roe v. Wade The decision to overturntold Fox News that it would change her. Voting decision.
She said, "I think we absolutely need to support candidates to ensure that women's rights are protected."
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Tighe, he's about the problem Thirty years at Capitol Hill, where he said he had demonstrated,Democrats said they were just as responsible for thedecision as Republicans.
"They want to lose all our rights," Tighe said. "How can you explain the Democrats who failed to codify the Roe v. Wade case for 40 years? They have no value system."
Thomas Philbben contributed to this report.
