Abortion isn't as popular as people think. The law just might catch up

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : From the looks of it, abortion is not nearly as popular as it used to be, thus the decrease in abortion providers, and that's good.
44% : Conservatives have always lobbied against abortion because babies are unique, tiny humans, deserving of a chance at life.
43% : One look at popular culture and you'd guess abortion was not only moral but necessary, even noble.
39% : Of the many powerful arguments within the brief, one of the most compelling was that the legal and factual progress society has made no longer supports abortion as the court understood unborn babies and the law in 1973.
38% : Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch filed a recent amicus brief in defense of Mississippi's controversial law that limits abortion after 15 weeks, citing science:
35% : The Twitter account "Shout Your Abortion" tweeted Friday about abortion as "self-care" -- as if pregnancy were a trauma and carrying a baby were akin to PTSD.

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