Not so sure, Republicans will be in complete control come November then 1-2 terms Presidency after Dozy Joe put his slippers on.
States like Texas Arizona slowly turning blue due to business moving there but the Christian movement still very powerful and attractive to the younger folks over there.
I wasn't referring to the mid terms or the next presidential, rather the next time a vacancy becomes available on the SC, as those appointments are life appointments unless the SC judge decides to voluntarily retire.
The commentary from Republicans is about abortion - but the reality is about politics and pushing through a hard line social conservative agenda to thwart and attack Biden where they can. Roe v Wade, Voter Registration legislation / Gerrymandering, counter-briefing on Ukraine .............this is Red v Blue to them and less about the abortion debate.
As with Repeal the 8th here, there is no tolerance for anything but an absolutist position.
My own view is that abortion should be available under certain circumstances and certainly not as openly as we decided to implement it. But that middle ground is never tolerated because in the US and to a lesser extent here - the issue is secondary. In the US it is Red v Blue, here it is patriarchy, misogyny, get your rosaries off my ovaries, secularisation of the state marred by a draconian catholic church for decades. The merits of the debate are lost because it becomes a binary with us or against us thing almost outside the issue itself.
Roe v Wade is a totemic Republican issue in the US. They used trump to pack the SC even when everyone accepted it was by convention the wrong thing to do.
Here our debate is over.
My point was once the balance is reset on the SC, Roe v Wade will be put back again, but that might take a long time, unless one of them shuffles off their proverbial mortal coil.
