Opinion: Heartbreaking Fetterman-Oz faceoff | CNN

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : When asked about whether he would support a national abortion ban, Oz's answer was troubling: Abortion rights, he said, should not be decided by the federal government, but should rather be a matter decided by a woman and her doctor... and "local political leaders" who can collectively weigh in so that states - not women - "can decide for themselves" whether abortion should be criminalized.
45% : And Pennsylvania voters should understand, in no uncertain terms, that an Oz victory and a Republican majority in the Senate likely means a Republican attempt at a national abortion ban, Republican-led whittling-away at Social Security and further attacks on American democracy.
40% : In other words, abortion is not just a woman's right - it's an open political question.
34% : In perhaps the most revealing portion of the debate, Oz was asked about abortion, which is at immediate risk on a national level if Republicans gain control of Congress - Republicans have introduced a national abortion ban, which they may have the votes to pass if Republicans take a majority.

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