Susan Collins Wants to Codify Roe in Law but Maintain Religious Freedom

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : "Tragically, the only ones to benefit from such a law would be abortionists and abortion providers such as Planned Parenthood," Tobias said.
46% : The Women's Health Protection Act is, in effect, a no-limits-on-abortion-until-birth bill.
43% : Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) said while she is pro-choice and actually supports codifying Roe v. Wade in federal law, the Democrats' bill that would invalidate nearly all state laws that restrict abortion is even too "extreme" for her.
43% : which National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) News headlined in June as a measure that "protects abortion, not women."
40% : "This legislation endangers women and their unborn children, would expand taxpayer funding of abortion, and would no longer require that a woman be given information about the development of her unborn child."

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