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WWW.<strong>M2CC</strong>.US Monthly <strong>Newsletter</strong> | 13<br />
“Republicans<br />
are<br />
the state constitution,<br />
party would advance<br />
overturning Roe, the<br />
doubling down on their<br />
giving Democrats new<br />
federal<br />
legislation<br />
survey found.<br />
extreme positions,”<br />
Biden said, standing<br />
in front of rows of<br />
women and beneath a<br />
large banner that read:<br />
“RESTORE ROE.”<br />
Although he typically<br />
mentions abortion in<br />
optimism that the issue<br />
could galvanize voters<br />
in November and help<br />
them buck the historic<br />
trend of the incumbent<br />
president’s party losing<br />
seats in their first<br />
midterm election.<br />
banning abortion after<br />
15 weeks of gestation<br />
if it gains control<br />
of Congress in the<br />
midterms.<br />
In recent weeks,<br />
numerous polls have<br />
shown Republicans<br />
Three organizations<br />
that support abortion<br />
rights <strong>—</strong> Planned<br />
Parenthood Action<br />
Fund, NARAL Pro-<br />
Choice America, and<br />
EMILY’s List <strong>—</strong><br />
announced Tuesday<br />
his stump speeches, it<br />
Biden said he wanted<br />
gaining ground as the<br />
that they plan to<br />
has not been his main<br />
to “remind” voters of<br />
abortion issue has been<br />
collectively spend $150<br />
focus at recent events,<br />
“the anger, the worry,<br />
overtaken by ongoing<br />
million to target voters<br />
which have focused<br />
the disbelief” they felt<br />
concerns<br />
about<br />
in key battleground<br />
instead on the benefits<br />
when the ruling came<br />
inflation and high gas<br />
races around the issue<br />
of the infrastructure,<br />
down this summer.<br />
prices.<br />
of abortion.<br />
drug prices and<br />
manufacturing<br />
legislation Democrats<br />
have already passed.<br />
“In just four months,<br />
abortion bans have gone<br />
into effect in 14 states,”<br />
Biden said, detailing<br />
Democrats believe<br />
they stand to benefit<br />
from refocusing voters<br />
on abortion. Majorities<br />
“It’s time to send an<br />
unmistakable message<br />
to politicians who have<br />
run roughshod on our<br />
The Supreme Court’s<br />
the fallout from the<br />
of Democrats (82%)<br />
freedoms: When you<br />
June ruling overturning<br />
court enabling states<br />
and<br />
independents<br />
come for our rights,<br />
Roe upended five<br />
to impose restrictions<br />
(59%) identify<br />
we’ll come for your<br />
decades of precedent<br />
on abortion. The court<br />
as<br />
“pro-choice,”<br />
seats,” said Mini<br />
and outraged supporters<br />
could go on to take away<br />
according to a recent<br />
Timmaraju, NARAL’s<br />
of abortion rights<br />
other<br />
constitutional<br />
poll by Navigator, a<br />
president.<br />
across the country.<br />
In August, Kansas<br />
voters overwhelmingly<br />
rejected an initiative that<br />
would have removed<br />
abortion protections in<br />
rights, including samesex<br />
marriage, Biden<br />
suggested.<br />
Last month, Sen.<br />
Lindsey Graham,<br />
R-S.C., said that his<br />
progressive polling<br />
firm. Similarly, 76% of<br />
Democrats and 54%, of<br />
independents disagree<br />
with the court’s ruling<br />
The Democrats’ new<br />
push on abortion rights<br />
comes as early voting<br />
is already underway in<br />
many states.