ABC legal analyst Sunny Hostin told her co-hosts Thursday on “The View” that white suburban women voting for Republicans are “like roaches” voting for the bug spray RAID.
Hostin said, “What’s also surprising to me is the abortion issue. I read a poll just yesterday that white, Republican, suburban women are now going to vote Republican.”
Co-host Joy Behar said, “Why?”
Hostin said, “It’s almost like roaches voting for RAID, right?”
Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin said, “I think that is insulting to the voter.”
Hostin continued, “They’re voting against their own self-interest. Do they want to live in Gilead?”
Griffin said, “Do we want to live in a democracy or not? Because just saying that is insulting to the voter. People make up decisions based on what is right for their family.”
Hostin said, “The fact that women are voting against their own healthcare.”
Griffin said, “You had a very different view on abortion. Why is another woman not able to have another view?”
Hostin continued, “I am very surprised that white, Republican, suburban women are voting against their own healthcare.”
Griffin asked, “Why have you so recently evolved on the issue?”
Hostin said, “I have not really recently evolved on the issue. I am Catholic. I believe that abortion is wrong for me. But I also believe in separation between the state, government and church. I do not have the right to tell someone else. However, they are voting against their own self-interest.”
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[THEY] continue conflating abortion with health care, and the two things could not be further apart. Health care (as we used to know it) involved saving lives. Abortion involves taking lives. As long as we allow them to control the language, we cannot win the intellectual war.
They also conflate "Democracy" (which is basically two wolves and a sheep deciding on what is for dinner) with our "Constitutional Representative Republic." Two very different things....and all we've heard from [THEM] over the last year is about "threats to our democracy."
Once any lib spews the word "democracy" I just tune them out, stop the conversation, and correct them. It usually leaves them dazed and confused.
NEW SPEAK, it's 1984