Strategy Emerges to Restore Abortion Rights: Regroup and Attack
- Attempting to recover from their staggering loss, abortion rights groups have mounted attacks against abortion bans in state courts and at ballot boxes nationwide.
- They say their strategy is promising, but the path ahead is slow and not at all certain, with battles likely to go on for years.
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