Pro life groups stay resolute after abortion amendment defeat
In Syracuse pro-life leaders say the Senate vote against the constitutional anti abortion amendment does not derail their drive to shield life. They call the loss a spur to press for a constitutional safeguard and a shift in momentum toward protecting unborn children amid Roe v. Wade concerns.
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Anti-abortion drive fading after Senate defeat
The Senate rejected a constitutional amendment to overturn Roe v. Wade 50 to 49, signaling a downturn for anti abortion forces. Supporters like Orrin Hatch expressed disappointment while opponents vow to press for federal funding riders and future campaigns.
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