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Arizona voters are influencing the political landscape as some House Republicans, including three women, support a bipartisan bill related to Jeffrey Epstein, potentially increasing pressure on Senate Republicans to act, despite internal party disagreements and strategic delays.
Conservative and centrist Republican women are facing internal divisions as new abortion restrictions and court rulings continue to emerge across the United States, leading to complex conversations about reproductive health issues. Fractures are becoming apparent as the party's traditional stance against abortion encounters real-life scenarios such as miscarriage, medical emergencies, and fertility treatments. Arizona, a crucial battleground state, is at the center of the intense debate following the State Supreme Court's decision to reinstate an 1864 law banning all abortions from the moment of conception, without exceptions for rape or incest.
In a video segment, CNN's John King revisits GOP women voters in Iowa and discovers that some have changed their candidate preferences since his last visit five months ago. While Trump enjoys deep support and loyalty among his voters, there are weak spots, particularly with Republican women who are tired of his constant antics and toxic tone.
Republican lawmaker Rep. Nancy Mace warns that GOP lawmakers may be "walking the plank" with voters over their push for abortion restrictions. Mace criticizes her party's "extreme" stances on abortion, particularly regarding victims of rape and incest, and emphasizes the need to address issues such as foster care and child care. She advocates for expanded access to birth control and gynecological care and believes that Republicans could be at risk in moderate districts due to their handling of abortion and other reproductive issues.