House Republicans Still Believe That Talking More About Their Anti-Abortion Agenda is Popular (It is NOT)

PRRI: "Nearly two-thirds of Americans support abortion legality in all or most cases "

Despite all evidence to the contrary, NRCC Chair Richard Hudson is continuing to dole out his delusional advice to his candidates to talk more about their anti-abortion positions because "Republicans have a 'branding problem' on abortion, not a policy problem."

Go ahead.

New public polling shows that support for abortion access remains high with more than six in ten Americans saying abortion should be legal in most or all cases. Additionally, more than two thirds oppose laws that make it illegal to send FDA-approved abortion medication through the mail.

REMINDER: In 18 competitive districts across states like Florida and Arizona, House Republicans' anti-abortion extremism will cost them their seats and therefore the House majority.

DCCC Spokesperson Viet Shelton:
"House Republicans are welcome to continue pitching their total abortion ban and plans to restrict mifepristone, contraception, and IVF - but voters will reject their extreme positions every time."