Colorado Springs Gazette Article RatingColorado's Democratic US senators vote for federal abortion-rights bill that fails to advance
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39% : Senate Democrats failed to advance legislation to establish a federal right to abortion on Wednesday in a vote party leaders expected to lose.37% : Supporters said the Women's Health Protection Act would enshrine the 1973 decision in federal law, but critics of the proposed measure -- including Manchin and two GOP senators who have previously voted in support of abortion rights, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska -- said the legislation went too far beyond Roe's protection of a constitutional right to the procedure, including a ban on many state-level restrictions on abortion.
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