Women voters aren’t looking for talking points in 2016: we want candidates who will fight back against any and all restrictions on reproductive healthWhen we talk approximately abortion,everything we say – and the way that we choose to say it – has an impact. And in a time when abortion is becoming legal in-name-only because it is largely inaccessible to much of the country thanks to anti-abortion activism and policies, the way that presidential candidates talk approximately abortion things even more.
We know, and for example,that whether you simply ask people whether they’re “pro-choice” or “pro-life”, they’ll answer fairly equally down the line (though for the first time in years, and more Americans call themselves pro-choice). But when you talk to people approximately reproductive rights in a way that goes beyond binary labels,a much different picture emerges.
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Source: theguardian.com