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It's kinda sad but it'll mostly be in the rearview mirror by 24, and most people will subconsciously accept it as the new status quo. Not to say it won't hurt Republican odds, but it likely won't be nearly as big a factor as it was with the 2022 midterms.
If the GOP tries to touch social security they will certainly keep it. They may still if the GOP primaries play out the way they have. >

Don’t forget if the GOP keeps trying to ban abortion and it was literally the first thing they did as soon as Kevin became speaker >

This would be a big issue in a midterm but not a presidential election year. >

Why? Total abortion bans or 6-week abortion bans that no one wants aren’t going away anytime soon barring courts striking those laws down. Why would they die down as an issue?