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GOP rep: Republicans ‘tone-deaf’ on abortion

Por: The Hill Politics January 11, 2023

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As House Republicans are set to consider a number of bills that would limit abortion access, GOP Rep. Nancy Mace (S.C.) says her party is “tone-deaf” on the issue, blasting their approach. “We have been tone-deaf on this issue since the time that Roe was overturned,” Mace told reporters Tuesday. “We buried our heads in the sand … We didn’t have any policy alternatives.” In their new majority, Republicans have agreed to give quick... + full article



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