Biden's abortion policy out of step with most Americans

 Red States:

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Democrats have been particularly deceptive when characterizing Sen. Lindsay Graham’s abortion restriction proposal which involves banning the procedure past 15 weeks except in cases of rape, incest, and dangers to the life of the mother. This restriction tailors with what most Americans are in favor of.

Jean-Pierre was characterizing it simply as a “nationwide ban” on abortion in a battle with Fox’s Peter Doocy, without noting the 15 weeks part.

Listen as she continues, saying she refused to “get into the specifics.”

Because if you did get into the specifics, you couldn’t deceive the American public about what the proposal was. If you’re claiming that what Republicans are proposing is too extreme, what are you proposing?

Doocy wouldn’t let her off the hook. He demanded to know what Biden’s proposed restriction would be or if he had no restrictions at all on abortion.

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What Sen. Graham has done is exposed just how radical the Democrats' position is.  Sen. Graham's proposal is much closer to the position of a majority of American voters than the Biden administration is willing to adhere to.  I realize that many Americans oppose abortion in virtually all circumstances, and many support it right up to birth.  I look at my children and grandchildren and am glad they all were born. 

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