I wanted to focus on the moral and legal question, and therefore didn't get into the politics here, but it's possible this is a dog-who-caught-the-car situation. Anger over legal abortion is probably more politically useful than contentment with abortion bans. Then again, even with a full Roe v. Wade reversal, abortion would remain legal…
I wanted to focus on the moral and legal question, and therefore didn't get into the politics here, but it's possible this is a dog-who-caught-the-car situation. Anger over legal abortion is probably more politically useful than contentment with abortion bans. Then again, even with a full Roe v. Wade reversal, abortion would remain legal in some states, so there will be something for pro-life voters to be angry about.
I wanted to focus on the moral and legal question, and therefore didn't get into the politics here, but it's possible this is a dog-who-caught-the-car situation. Anger over legal abortion is probably more politically useful than contentment with abortion bans. Then again, even with a full Roe v. Wade reversal, abortion would remain legal in some states, so there will be something for pro-life voters to be angry about.