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Abortion is not controversial in the United States

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Nat Pernick
Feb 25, 2023
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Abortion is not controversial in the United States - most Americans in most states believe abortion should be legal, even in Alabama, Florida, Texas and Wyoming. The problem is that five Catholic U.S. Supreme Court justices are part of a "conservative chokehold" that wants to force its religious views on the rest of us.

According to polling discussed in the Washington Post, there are only 7 states in which most residents believe abortion should be illegal: Arkansas, Idaho, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee and Utah (in Idaho, Mississippi and Tennessee, it is barely more than 50%). In Kentucky and South Carolina, it is 50/50.

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which costs $50 a year, to learn about the continuous attacks on the rights and health care of women and girls by the Republican Party and its allies, as well as the efforts to protect these rights by Democrats and their allies.

Click here for my recent blog about how red states endanger the health of women and girls. My blog will always be free:

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Dr Madhu Dewan
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Feb 25

I keep getting Emails from Jessica, I just delete them, as I myself used to do Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP), as a resident in Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, in MLN MedicL College Hospital ; before I trained in Pathology.

It was legal and the couple’s choice.

I do not think any religious belief or Government has any business in personal matters.

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