Janet Porter is moving beyond abortion bans and throwing her political prowess into electoral politics.
A new Gallup survey has the line evenly divided between pro-choice and anti-choice voters. Will PACs put candidates on top?
If you expected to be drinking every time a woman’s issue was raised during the debate, you probably ended the night sober. But… come November, we may be drowning our sorrows.
What is more important for women in politics than starting a super PAC focused on a race between two men?
Wednesday’s first presidential debate will be focused on “domestic issues.” Will reproductive health questions be a factor, or relegated to the back bench?
The president’s lead over his challenger has grown after two weeks of party conventions.
The presidential candidate says he would like to see abortion laws returned to the state, but will that be enough to assuage anti-choice extremists?
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Just how in jeopardy must a woman’s life be before Romney says an abortion is ok?
The only thing clear about Romney’s position on abortion is that it’s different depending on the group to which he is pandering.
Local TV news stations in Colorado, a swing state, are fact checking many of the political ads inundating the airwaves. Two local stations in Denver were mostly right in their recent analyses of ads attacking Mitt Romney’s position on a women’s right to choose.
