In the lead-up, polls showed Kansas split but ultimately in favor of the bill by a few-point margin, but the results show a base that may be willing to stand with women’s rights, even while personally being pro-life. Tuesday’s vote marked the first time the issue of abortion access had been on the ballot since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
“Even in a pro-life state, even in a Republican state that hasn’t elected a Democratic president in 50 years, they are repulsed by the radicalism of this new Republican party,” the co-host added, claiming that the 41% to 59% margin of those for and against the amendment was, simply, “a tsunami.” ‘The View’ Guest Host Elisabeth Hasselbeck Shames Women for Abortions: ‘Just Because Something Is a Right, Doesn’t Make It Right’
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