Failure in the Midterms - American Renaissance

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In Michigan, a plurality of 45 percent said abortion was most important.
54% : Moderation on social spending and abortion, heavy emphasis on "law and order," and advocating quick and clean elections in the future rather than moaning about 2020 could give 2024 candidates a winning platform.
44% :Republicans are also stuck with deeply unpopular positions, notably meddling with Social Security and Medicare.
43% : In theory, a party that's tough on crime and immigration, more moderate on abortion, unwilling to slash social programs, and eager to appeal to white working-class voters could win.
43% : Banning abortion entirely is a political loser, but the issue is of great moral importance to the GOP base.
42% : In Montana, a bill that required medical care for newborns that survived abortion also failed.
41% : The Supreme Court may soon ban affirmative action.
39% : At least some voters turned out to defend abortion specifically.
38% : A plurality of 31 percent of voters said inflation was the most important issue, but abortion wasn't far behind at 27 percent.
37% : A constitutional ban on abortion in Kentucky failed.
35% : They mentioned abortion more than any other issue in television ads.
33% : Blake Masters floated the idea of privatizing Social Security, which let incumbent Senator Mark Kelly run ads on the issue.
23% : In Pennsylvania, those polled said abortion was the top issue, and voters who said abortion was most important broke four to one for Democrat John Fetterman.
3% : Republican Governor Chris Sununu criticized Senators Lindsey Graham and Rick Scott for trying to discuss changes to abortion and Social Security at the national level, and he was strategically right to do so.

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