Abortion can galvanize Democrats, but only if they viscerally feel that their lives are being upended.
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With Roe Almost Gone, Democrats Need to Stick Together to Save Legal Abortion
Squabbling over the filibuster and court packing isn’t the answer.
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Alito’s Arrogance and the End of Roe
The leaked draft of the abortion opinion is hypocritical concern trolling—and proof that the Court’s majority is an extension of the Republican Party.
Posted inPolitical Animal
The Perpetual Battle Over Abortion Rights
Why the fight over a woman’s right to choose continues—and how it can finally end.
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The Supreme Court’s Biggest Concern About Overturning Roe? What That Will Mean for Itself.
As Wednesday’s oral argument made clear, the justices care far more about the high court’s reputation than the lives of millions of women.
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How the GOP’s State-Level Assaults on Choice Might Kill Roe v. Wade
An inside look at the bans and restrictions that would go into effect should the Supreme Court overturn the landmark 1973 ruling.
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Why Should the Anti-Abortion Movement Settle for Just Ending Roe?
Two eminent philosophers, disguised as bad historians, show SCOTUS a path to a 50-state abortion ban.
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The Texas Abortion Law Is a Nightmare for Pregnant Teens
A ban on the procedure after six weeks creates a virtually impossible time frame to identify and terminate a pregnancy—especially for minors.
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It’s Time to Raise Hell in Texas Over the Insane Abortion Law
We all need to fight not just for the Lone Star State—but to deter the Supreme Court from overturning Roe.
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If Roe v. Wade is Struck Down, It’ll Cost Republicans
The Supreme Court could overturn the landmark abortion ruling. Democrats could benefit, especially in purple swing states.
