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What the pro-life movement should learn from the Kansas defeat

By Conn Carroll
Published August 3, 2022 4:33pm ET
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What the pro-life movement should learn from the Kansas defeat
It was supposed to be a close win for the pro-life movement. Polls showed a constitutional amendment overturning a 2019 state Supreme Court decision that legalized a specific abortion procedure winning 47%-43%. Instead, it turned out to be a major loss. Kansas voters rejected the pro-life amendment by an 18-point margin. What happened? There is […]

It was supposed to be a close win for the pro-life movement. Polls showed a constitutional amendment overturning a 2019 state Supreme Court decision that legalized a specific abortion procedure winning 47%-43%.

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