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GOP officials are advising to candidates to soft-pedal the prospects of anti-abortion legislation as they battle Democrats for control of Congress.
- Republicans are trying to figure out how to deal with the abortion issue in the 2022 midterms.
- The Supreme Court’s review of the Roe vs. Wade ruling is complicating GOP campaign strategy.
- Democrats believe the loss of abortion rights will energize their voters, helping them win close races.
- Republicans say their anti-abortion voters are more intense and remain fired up.
WASHINGTON – Republicans are on the verge of a long-sought legal victory – striking down Roe v. Wade – but their political candidates are in no rush to talk about it on the campaign trail.
GOP campaign officials are advising candidates to downplay and soft-pedal the prospects of anti-abortion legislation as they battle pro-choice Democrats for control of Congress and various statehouses across the country.
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