Trump Telling Aides That Overturning Roe Could Cost Him 2024 Election

Suburban women have always been Donald Trump's Achilles Heel, and now he's reportedly telling his allies that this group could once again cost him a presidential election. This time, Trump is worried that the overturning of Roe could cause a backlash against conservatives among women, and this could end up costing them several elections. This could easily happen, or the complete opposite could happen, and Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains why this is so unpredictable.

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Donald Trump, according to a new report from rolling stone is apparently very worried about the effect that the overturning of Roe V. Wade is going to have on suburban women. Oh, but don't worry. He's not actually worried about their healthcare or, you know, their freedom to choose what to do with their own bodies. Oh no, no, no. He's worried of the effect that's going to have on suburban where, uh, women, when he runs for president again, because according to multiple sources who spoke to rolling stone, Donald Trump has been talking a lot recently and he's even said it in a couple speeches that he's given publicly, that he is worried that overturning Roe is in fact going to turn suburban women off of the Republican party, specifically him. Now there's two big takeaways from this first and foremost, if Trump is telling the aids that, Hey, overturning Roe is gonna make these suburban women not vote for me in 2024, clearly tells us Donald Trump is running in 2024, right? The report kind of glossed over that. Um, cause to me, that's the big takeaway if Trump's already talking about, oh no, I'm losing a voting block. It's clearly because he's running for president again. The second big takeaway is no, it's not.

Now that may seem shocking to you that I just said that. But guess what folks voters care about this issue right now, eventually the shock is going to wear off. And unfortunately it is going to become accepted by too many people. I know that because I've been doing this for 18 years and I work with people that have been doing it for decades. Longer than that, I've studied politics. I went to school for politics. I research politics every day, outrage doesn't last. And that honestly is one of the most disappointing parts of American politics. Is this going to hurt Republicans in the midterms? I think so to a degree, probably not to the degree that we would like to see, but beyond that election, after voters have taken out their anger on the Republican party, possibly in this year's midterms. After that it's done. Now, you may disagree with me on that, but I am telling you from experience from researching this every single day from being immersed in American politics for almost two decades, my entire adult life, watching things blow up thinking, oh my God, the Republican party is never gonna recover from this.

And guess what happens every time folks, they always recover from it. Now that's not to say that Donald Trump is gonna win the suburban housewife vote. He doesn't, he didn't in 2016, he lost by an even bigger margin in 2020 with this demographic, the suburban women. So no they're not gonna vote for it, but that's a

Demographic that is unfortunately very easy for him to overcome. Especially with the electoral college. He could once again, be looking at a situation where he loses the popular vote, but wins the electoral college vote. So he may be grousing about suburban women right now. And they may be grossing about the Republican party right now. But 2024 is a long way away folks. I know it doesn't seem like it, but in the political world, it may as well be a century away cuz a million things are gonna happen before then. And even with as big of an issue as the overturning of Roe is right now, trust me, six months from now,