A majority of likely Republican Iowa caucusgoers are more likely to back a candidate who supports a federal 15-week abortion limit.
Leading pro-life organization Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America has repeatedlyRepublicans to go on offense about abortion — rather than applying “the ostrich strategy” — by pointing to the Democrats’ collective refusal to support any limit on abortion, including late-term abortions.
“It’s possible that we would endorse a candidate, but it’s also possible that we won’t, and we have a very bright line that hasn’t changed, and you must communicate your federal minimum standards,” SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser said on an August 15 press call, adding that candidates must disclose how they would “reign in the extremes of California and Illinois and New York — abortion up to the end.
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