The president is "uncomfortable" running on one of Democrats' biggest issues, one governor said, while others said the party needs to empower other messengers on abortion.
In his re-election campaign’s launch video in April, Biden tells viewers, “Around the country MAGA extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms … dictating what healthcare decisions women can make.”
But Biden has opted instead to focus largely on issues like health care, prescription drug prices, infrastructure and the economy in his campaign’s early advertising.
In 1982, as a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Biden voted to advance a constitutional amendment that would have allowed individual states to overturn Roe v. Wade.
He once called it “the single most difficult vote I’ve cast as a U.S. senator.” Earlier, in 1974, Biden said that the Supreme Court went “too far” in the Roe v. Wade decision.
Unlike the Republicans running for president, he stands with the overwhelming majority of Americans — including our Democratic governors — who vehemently support the freedom for women to make their own health care decisions.
Andy Beshear echoed Murphy’s sentiment, pointing to their own experience using other messengers in their recent red-state re-election races.
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In his re-election campaign’s launch video in April, Biden tells viewers, “Around the country MAGA extremists are lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms … dictating what healthcare decisions women can make.”
But Biden has opted instead to focus largely on issues like health care, prescription drug prices, infrastructure and the economy in his campaign’s early advertising.
In 1982, as a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Biden voted to advance a constitutional amendment that would have allowed individual states to overturn Roe v. Wade.
He once called it “the single most difficult vote I’ve cast as a U.S. senator.” Earlier, in 1974, Biden said that the Supreme Court went “too far” in the Roe v. Wade decision.
Unlike the Republicans running for president, he stands with the overwhelming majority of Americans — including our Democratic governors — who vehemently support the freedom for women to make their own health care decisions.
Andy Beshear echoed Murphy’s sentiment, pointing to their own experience using other messengers in their recent red-state re-election races.
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