Abortion is already well-protected in the state, but a proposed constitutional amendment would be a Trojan horse for more abortion radicalism.
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Never underestimate the creativity of people who cherish abortion.
The Connecticut state legislature is considering adopting an amendment, proposed under the guise of a “right to privacy,” that is predominantly focused on enshrining “reproductive rights” in the state constitution.
About the Author
Andrew Fowler is a communications specialist at Yankee Institute, a Connecticut-based public-policy organization. He formerly served on the Milford Board of Education.
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Never underestimate the creativity of people who cherish abortion.
The Connecticut state legislature is considering adopting an amendment, proposed under the guise of a “right to privacy,” that is predominantly focused on enshrining “reproductive rights” in the state constitution.
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About the Author
Andrew Fowler is a communications specialist at Yankee Institute, a Connecticut-based public-policy organization. He formerly served on the Milford Board of Education.
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