The shocking vote in Kansas gets worse and worse for the Republican Taliban.
All four congressional districts voting no means there is a backlash among rural voters as well as suburban and urban voters to Republican overreach on abortion. And I suspect on other issues, such as transgender rights, etc. Abbot in Texas should be particularly worried as well as DeSantis in Florida. Democrats now have the tools to turn the midterms into a referendum on Republican overreach on abortion and other social issues.
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I usually give to individual candidates, but I got an email from the House Majority Pac and threw them a little cash because donations are matched times seven. So 5 bucks turns into 35; 50 turns into 350 ... You get the picture... 
We saws hundreds of 'vote yes' signs when we drove through Kansas in June.. not a single vote no. But they sure spoke up when it mattered.
... to support their evil agenda.
They just figured the rural, conservative people of Kansas would play along. But no! The Kansas voters aren't sheep. They ARE paying attention and they don't like this one bit. None of us do, and we're going to show the Repukes when it's our turn to vote.
Thank you Kansas!
I didn’t hear that and probably wouldn’t have, so thanks for telling us
Abortion rights and women's health care has proven itself a mighty narrative thread. But there's more. Americans do not like rights stripped away, period, and we know the Republicans were very hot on the idea of banning contraceptives, then other privacy matters. Marriage equality, for instance.
Then on the economic front with right-wingers howling about inflation and gas prices (now coming down), we have The GOP's Plan, thanks to Rick Scott and shouted out by Ron Johnson, to strip the so-called 'entitlements,' Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid. There's a reason the 65+ electorate is moving away from the Republican Party and I suspect this is why. Defund the police was repeated forever, weaponized by the GOP against Democratic candidates. Let's try Defund Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid and let that play out. Or beat them over the head with Defund Public Education, something Mastriano in PA has said out loud.
And, of course, there's the whole question of the type of governance Republicans are so enamored with, why they're besotted by the likes of Victor Orban, an authoritarian who likes to pretend he's running a democratic state. Throw in the remaining J6 investigations and we've got a horror story brewing.
Narratives are important. And this time? We get to run with it by simply quoting what Republicans have said and written and promised.
It's a beautiful thing!
Might take you up on it. 
