Does Ohio Show Trump's Midterm Power? - Opinion: Potomac Watch - WSJ Podcasts

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : So in the case of abortion, as I believe we have mentioned, even the Roe decision does concede that the state has an interest in protecting prenatal life.
45% : I mean he doesn't address them, obviously the current debate, but there is a passing reference to the fact that if you'd stuck to precedent, you wouldn't have same-sex marriages now.
43% : It doesn't sort of revisit the court's position on any of these other issues, but he also signaled that it is not to be seen as an open door for challenges on some of these other issues, that sort of the legal underpinnings of abortion as laid out in Roe were uniquely weak whereas some of these other issues have become sort of more embedded and have been backed up by subsequent precedents and things of that sort.
43% : These have never been politically in play since the times of the rulings that legalized them whereas abortion, I think, has really befuddled a lot of liberals over the years who assumed that American public opinion would drift in the same way and it would become a consensus, but if anything since the 1970s, the debate around abortion rights has stayed just as hot.
40% : JD Vance left Ohio for San Francisco to make millions in investing companies that profit from globalization and free trade.
40% : What does this do and does this mean that in Florida they can decide they're going to pass a law saying that same-sex marriage is not permissible?
34% : It's student debt even though it may not look like it.

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