I don't need everyone. I need 50%+1.
I debated a Catholic priest about choice. He focused on the moral implications. I focused on the health and safety of the woman. I didn't convince all of the people in attendance to vote our way, but a handful of undecideds saw the light. You think fighting a campaign in South Dakota on an issue like abortion is easy or comfortable? Hell no. Talking in Dorchester about an increased minimum wage or here in Maine about ranked choice voting was so much simpler and far more comfortable. The odds were against us from the start but we campaigned. We made phone calls, we went door to door, we educated people on the truth of the matter and in the end we won. That's why you wage a campaign. If you aren't willing to fight for the things you claim to believe in then what will you fight for?