That's going to be very difficult for them. A good chunk of their party is fanatical about the issue. Probably pretty hard for them to see a way forward if that chunk decides to sit home.
I think if they were smart, they'd go with x-teen weeks and full protections for health (not life, but health!) of the mother. Make it about later term choice.
I don't think they have it in them though. The part that would need to make that call doesn't really care, and the the part that cares, would never go for such a policy. And they know they can't win a thing if 30% of their base sits home.
A Republican Party will have to figure out where it stands on abortion if it hopes to have any viability.
That's going to be very difficult for them. A good chunk of their party is fanatical about the issue. Probably pretty hard for them to see a way forward if that chunk decides to sit home.
They are foolish if they stick w their current or try to ignore it as they have been
I think if they were smart, they'd go with x-teen weeks and full protections for health (not life, but health!) of the mother. Make it about later term choice.
I don't think they have it in them though. The part that would need to make that call doesn't really care, and the the part that cares, would never go for such a policy. And they know they can't win a thing if 30% of their base sits home.