Until this week, the mid-term elections were going to be about the economy, inflation and the cost of everything. Republicans here, and elsewhere, were also counting on suburban moms, particularly, to be motivated by opposition to proposed sex-ed standards in school curriculums.
But the leak of a draft decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on Roe v. Wade could change everything, especially in the 7th Congressional District race, particularly on the Republican side. State Sen. Tom Kean is facing six opponents; the news from the Supreme Court served to recharge their efforts to paint Kean as a moderate in conservative clothing.
