Barack Obama stepped a little further to the right this week when he told a Christian magazine that he does not support late term abortions in all cases of health of the mother. Only "serious physical issues". But Naral, who is still feeling the blowback from their controversial decision to endorse Obama over Hillary Clinton 3 weeks before the end of the primary, defended him in an absolutely unconscionable way. They refused to criticize his stance, and didn't point out that it conflicts with both Doe v. Bolton, and Naral's own official stance that "a health exception must also account for the mental health problems that may occur from pregnancy." Naral only said that "it does not conflict with roe v. wade, and that he dissagrees with Bush's federal ban". Naral made the decision to cover their tracks rather than educate women. Naral is no longer credible.
Barack Obama stepped a little further to the right this week when he told a Christian magazine that he does not support late term abortions in all cases of health of the mother. Only "serious physical issues". But Naral, who is still feeling the blowback from their controversial decision to endorse Obama over Hillary Clinton 3 weeks before the end of the primary, defended him in an absolutely unconscionable way. They refused to criticize his stance, and didn't point out that it conflicts with both Doe v. Bolton, and Naral's own official stance that "a health exception must also account for the mental health problems that may occur from pregnancy." Naral only said that "it does not conflict with roe v. wade, and that he dissagrees with Bush's federal ban". Naral made the decision to cover their tracks rather than educate women. Naral is no longer credible.