For those suggesting otherwise, Republican voters tend to sympathise with Ukraine over Russia and don’t like Putin.

Ugh, v good point

Featuring a photo @olilyttelton.bsky.social took of Overton via a window

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Dec 3rd: HIGH FIDELITY (Disney+). I’m in Wicker Park for the first time and just passed the location for Championship Vinyl, so today’s pick has to be Stephen Frears’s Nick Hornby adaptation, a great Chicago movie and an embarrassingly formative film for me that still holds up 25(!) years on.

We just don’t know yet...

If you're still reading, then you might like the full post as well as some other stuff I've written:

denisebaron.substack.com/p/how-can-so...

Or… messaging on abortion rights appeals to more voters w/ traditional values & also opens their minds to other left-wing issues & potentially left-wing candidates. This is more of a long-term thing. While it doesn’t seem to have done the trick in 2024, it might pay off for Dems in the long run.

Either… messaging that taps into values & ideologies, usually linked with right-wing voting, might appeal to more voters, but it might also make this issue less linked to supporting left-wing candidates.

It might normalize the issue, which is good news for repro rights, but bad news for Dems