Hillary Clinton Attempts To Trick Voters

Democrats had spent decades in a state of denial regarding the vulnerability of abortion rights, which had been protected under Roe v. Wade for generations. This complacency, she argued, allowed the anti-abortion movement to gradually undermine these rights until it was too late.

She acknowledged the determination of the anti-abortion advocates, noting their relentless nature and ability to recover from setbacks, regroup, and continue their efforts. Clinton pointed out that the right-wing activists’ perseverance is something that the Democrats lacked.

She also criticized the conservative justices on the Supreme Court responsible for the landmark Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, which shifted the power to regulate abortion back to the states. Additionally, she faulted Senate Democrats for not doing enough to block the appointment of these justices.

Reflecting on her 2016 presidential campaign, Clinton mentioned that she had tried to alert people to the risks to abortion rights, but her warnings were often dismissed. The New York Times noted that during that period, many voters did not believe that Roe v. Wade was under threat, based on polling and focus group data.

With Donald Trump embarking on his third presidential campaign, Clinton stressed the significance of the upcoming election, warning that it could enable a conservative minority to continue reversing women’s rights.

She also expressed concern about the potential for further restrictions, following the controversial Alabama Supreme Court ruling related to in vitro fertilization. Clinton warned that birth control might be the next issue targeted by Republicans seeking to limit women’s rights.

In discussing her presidential campaign, Clinton reflected on the sexism she encountered, noting that some female voters did not support her because she was perceived as imperfect.

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