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abortion
Pueblo rejects abortion ban, tossing first attempt to challenge state law protecting the procedure
The proposal brought by a Texas anti-abortion group would have sparked a legal showdown with the state over Colorado’s abortion protections, city attorney warned
Pueblo sees first attempt by Texas-based anti-abortion activist to challenge Colorado law
The activist has helped write abortion-banning ordinances in about 60 cities
Littwin: Joe O’Dea’s signature on 2020 petition to limit abortions further clouds his position
Not only did O’Dea, a relative moderate on abortion by GOP standards, sign the Prop 115 petition, his name was at the top of the page.
$5 million in TV ads attacking Joe O’Dea in Colorado’s U.S. Senate race are hitting the airwaves
Giffords PAC, the national organization pushing for tougher gun regulations, is running ads on gun policy, and recently formed 53 Peaks is advertising on abortion policy.
Opinion: Let down by authority, rescued by Roe . . . and let down by authority
The next casualties in this war against women’s autonomy may occur at the ballot box
Nicolais: Respect for Marriage Act earns Colorado support
Ten Coloradans — including U.S. Senate candidate Joe O’Dea — joined me to urge the U.S. Senate to pass marriage equality protections
Jim Morrissey: Will Lindsey Graham’s abortion bill faze Joe O’Dea?
U.S. Senate candidate O’Dea has tried to stake out a middle ground on abortion, but Graham’s signal of a federal ban sends another message.
Littwin: Joe O’Dea’s compromise plan on abortion just got a reality check from Lindsey Graham
Republicans worry they might lose the Senate, or even the House, in post-Roe America. And then along comes Lindsey Graham to preview his plan.
Opinion: No, abortion restrictions will not outlaw medical care for miscarriage
Any competent physician recognizes that their first duty is to protect the life of the woman