I keep finding myself saying this, but Nicole Shanahan is really growing on me. I’ll add in the cautionary parenthetical here — no, we don’t agree on everything, including some key issues, like, for instance, abortion. But I’m not convinced she won’t come around on that, given her passion for children’s health. I was in my thirties when I left the pro-choice camp for pro-life. People’s hearts and minds can be changed.
At minimum, Shanahan has shown herself to be sharp and shrewd, with a solid social media game. Some of the ads her team has released since her running mate, Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., announced he was suspending his campaign and throwing his support behind former President Donald Trump have been excellent.
Shanahan continued to show her mettle on Tuesday as she challenged Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren (D) over her claims in a tweet on X that women suffering miscarriages were unable to obtain adequate medical care due to the Supreme Court’s overturning Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs decision in 2022.
What state is denying miscarriage D&C surgery? Why are so many women having deadly miscarriages? This is a massive assertion from a U.S. senator and Hillary Clinton just called for criminal charges against misinformation purveyors. Let’s make sure you are careful with your…
— Nicole Shanahan (@NicoleShanahan) September 17, 2024
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