NY Times:How Overturning Roe Could Backfire for Republicans The party was making headway with suburban women on crime, schools and inflation. Sandra Sloan, 82, is the kind of voter Republicans are counting on to help them reclaim this contested section of a newly purple state. Yet Ms. Sloan, a retired high school teacher who lives in Atlanta’s upscale Buckhead neighborhood, is uneasy about the party for one main reason. “I am a Republican, but I still believe that it’s a woman’s right to choose,” Ms. Sloan said. Enter Donald Trump, on a wave of ignorance, disinformation, and white grievance, taking the Republican Party to what had been considered an extremist fringe of alternate facts and conspiracy theories.

Source: Wall Street Journal May 14, 2022 11:35 UTC