Sentences with phrase «from abortion opponents»
Veteran New York campaign consultant Hank Sheinkopf — who worked with President Bill Clinton and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, among others — told BuzzFeed News that he thought Richards should run in California or New York, to «help set the national agenda on women's health discussion or even act to attract the flack from abortion opponents.»
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Obama's appearance at Notre Dame, one of the country's premier Catholic institutions, drew protests from some abortion opponents.
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Trump's earlier statements drew heavy fire from abortion rights supporters and opponents alike.
Martins has been under attack from his Democratic opponent, Adam Haber, for the Senate GOP's refusal to allow Gov. Andrew Cuomo's full 10 - point Women's Equality Act to come to the floor for a vote as a result of opposition to the abortion - rights plank.
Supporters of Queens Democratic Sen. Toby Ann Stavisky, ranging from state lawmakers to prominent advocates, on Friday criticized her primary opponent SJ Jung for his stance on abortion.
The meeting in Manhattan — and a news conference that followed — were held, in part, to promote Governor Andrew Cuomo's Women's Equality Party, a third - party ballot line he created to procure support from women voters and highlight his Republican opponent's opposition to abortion.
Federal funding for such research was cut off in 1988 in response to political pressure from opponents of abortion.
Price, an outspoken opponent of abortion rights, was the lead sponsor of legislation that would have barred federal funds from Planned Parenthood were it not vetoed by President Obama.
In Iowa, opponents are attacking from every angle in their attempts to restrict a woman's right to a safe and legal abortion, with their latest attempts targeting the delivery of medication abortion via telemedicine.
Opponents of abortion and contraception exploit this misunderstanding, pretending these two pills are one and the same, hoping to elicit «compromise» from «reasonable» people.