Voter stuns Bash with his top issue of the midterm elections

CNN chief political correspondent Dana Bash travels to Ohio’s revised 9th congressional district and speaks with Democratic incumbent Rep. Marcy Kaptur on her campaign to woo Republican-leaning voters. #CNN #News

[lfeb]

The loss of a middle class is across the nation not just the middle

[cowboys]

You mean the guy who lied about serving a tour of combat in Afghanistan doesn't want to answer public questions or do interviews jeez I wonder why 🤔

[gregorybooker]

I'm from Michigan and we always wondered what was with people from Ohio, they work hard and are underpaid and support politicians who don't give a damn about them.

[dannmarceau]

"I don't think that would influence me..." He tried to overthrow the government, "Chuck."

[RobinaB]

I never would have thought that man would say women's rights. Thank goodness men like him are out there!

[roho]

You should vote on their accomplishments and not what they say they will do… Actions speaks louder than words!

[geminiaxelrod]

When he said his number one issue was women's rights, I teared up! It genuinely makes me hopeful to see men stand up for women. It's one of the manliest things a man can do, honestly.

[kreiner]

It really gives me hope when I do see men saying, "this is not my decision to be made."

[muadhib]

20 years ago my girlfriend at the time got pregnant by accident. I told her it was her decision and that I would stand by her and maybe the kid no matter what and I weren't so special, most men around me would have said the same How can we have gone backward 20 years later ffs

[josephinenilsson]

I love that man who said women’s rights, absolutely love him ❤️

[kevinoffuttisagirl]

I hope those old men are ready to have their social security jacked with if Republicans regain power!

[whooley]

This has been happening to small towns all across the midwest, ever since Reagan's administration killed main street.

[barbiecrocker]

Long gone is the time for “ I respect your right to vote for who you choose” Kudos to the guy who told his friend off. It’s pretty obvious why he likes Trump. I never want to hear another Trumpublican say they are patriots, back the blue and believe in law and order. It’s not true

[Chulitatr]

Everyday in America, there are people willfully undermining everything their ancestors and loved ones had fought and died for. The willingness of people to vote against their own interests is what fuels fascism.

[francoisbouvier]

Imagine, a tradesman making the soundess and most rational comments.

[SuperAngelic]

The middle class is losing ground all over the country, not just in the middle. Voters need to wise up.

[boreabalsam]

The man didn’t say anything about abortion rights—he spoke of women’s rights, autonomy, and grounded it in people’s rights. It seemed a worthy distinction to me. It’s about autonomy and equality. Yes, it’s obviously abortion as the subtext driving the answer, but his answer focused on the frame of women having the justice of personal autonomy which in many ways says more. Could be a syntax and semantics thing, but as said I liked how he framed the answer.

[yumeriagirl]

#WomensRights
It's not surprising to me, that he is most concerned about 50% of his nations citizens, becoming 2nd class citizens.

[poeethics]

Men out there with wives, sisters, daughters...know it is a big issue. Any man who has watched and stood by his significant other go through a miscarriage...or have complicated high risk pregnancies understands.

[judiplaz]

Wonder how those men feel about Majewski, now that it's come out that he lied about his military service?