Americans often think of the abortion debate as a tale of two sides. You’re either for abortion rights or against them. Liberal or conservative. Focused on women’s rights or a faith-based “right to life.” And although religious groups continue to be major players in the abortion debate, a recent survey shows faith is far from the only factor influencing public opinion. Lakeshore Public Radio's Dee Dotson spoke with Len Reynolds, president of Lake County Right to Life about his organizations reaction to the new Indiana abortion law.
Lake County Right To Life reacts to passage of Indiana abortion bill
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Lake County Right To Life