Harsanyi: 'Reasonable' Democrat signs most radical abortion law in the nation | Opinion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : In the late '60s, Colorado became the first state to decriminalize abortion in some cases.
47% : Treating abortion as if it holds the same societal cost and moral weight as buying a condom at CVS demonstrates the frivolous attitude the Left has taken, despite the law's perfunctory pablum about it being a "serious decision" that should "remain between a person, their doctor and their faith."
41% : Because since 1973, Gallup has found that the number of Americans who believe abortion should be legal "under any circumstance" remains between 22% and 34%.
37% : Most headlines regarding the law were along the lines of "Colorado governor signs bill codifying the right to abortion in state law," when a more precise wording would be "Colorado governor signs law codifying abortion under any circumstance until crowning."
32% :Colorado's new law doesn't merely allow abortion of viable babies, for any reason, until crowning; it makes eugenic arguments about the "social, moral and economic benefits" of not having children, as if any law or regulation compels anyone to do so.

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