In July, Bailey's running mate told WBEZ, 'We're not talking about abortion.' This week, at a rally hosted by an anti-abortion lobbying group, he said Pritzker is 'willing to murder millions of babies.'
On the same telephone town hall where Pillen used an ableist slur three times, he waved off Nebraska's $471.5 million budget hole, saying the press 'tries to say that we're broke,' said the state has 'bushel baskets' of money, and promised he won't support any candidate who won't back a six-week abortion ban.
Trump's acting attorney general told a private prayer call he wants the Dobbs decision made permanent in all 50 states. Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans just voted to advance his nomination.
Collins voted to confirm Kavanaugh in 2018 on the assurance that Roe was 'settled law.' He voted to overturn it. Asked in Maine this summer whether she'd do it again, she said yes.
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For months, Steve Hilton said that as governor he'd be obligated to honor Louisiana's law and send a California doctor there to face abortion charges. On Friday, down 25 points in the polls, he said the opposite.
Tiffany twice cosponsored a six-week national abortion ban — the first version with no exception for rape or incest — and belongs to the caucus whose budget endorsed fetal personhood. Now he won't say whether he still supports any of it.
Fifty-three grants canceled overnight, and the money redirected to abstinence, marriage promotion, and fertility tracking — an approach research shows produces more teen pregnancies, not fewer.
There's more: he sat on the DOGE subcommittee and cosponsored a bill to make DOGE permanent after it claimed $1.8 billion in cuts to Texas, and he signed on to an abortion ban with no exception for rape, incest or the life of the mother.
He's the lead sponsor of a federal abortion bill in a state where the ban already drove sepsis rates up more than 50%, and his lifetime environmental score is 1% in one of the country's smoggiest metros.