Georgia Howe

How long have you been doing this on campus?

What kind of, in that time, have you seen trends in one way or another?

So basically what I want to know is obviously we have the divergent groups of women, but is, are we seeing any kind of success overall with the pro-life movement or do you see more in the other direction with young women?

Now, you said that Gen Zs prefer a more direct approach.

What have you found is the most effective way to speak to those women who are on the left?

Not necessarily the blue hair, but like your cosmopolitan coastal young woman who's like fashionable but considers herself pro-choice.

What do you find is successful with that group?

Because that seems to be like a larger group.

But do you know what I mean?

They are the stumbling block.

So it's almost like you need to crack that argument before you even worry about the men and whatever.

Absolutely.

And just speaking as like a formerly liberal young woman, I would say that is the linchpin issue that will flip a female voter.

Because, you know, people don't like high taxes, you know, and they're not passionate about it, you know.

But they are passionate when someone says you're being attacked.

Yeah.

Your rights are being attacked.

Your life will be over if you do not have this specific right.

So I would say like that –

If you can figure out how to massage your message for that group, like, that's your key to the whole— Yeah, and it's so important.