Policy swings

Article Abstract:

Abortion policy has swung back and forth in the decade after the US Supreme Court's ruling in Casey in the year 1992. Abortion-rights supporters won significant gains after Bill Clinton's election as president in 1992, but George W. Bush reversed Clinton's pro-choice policies and in 2003 signed a 'partial-birth abortion' ban similar to bills Clinton had vetoed.

Clinton, Bill, Political aspects, Bush, George W., Medical policy, Health policy, Abortion, Reproductive rights

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Courts to decide?

Article Abstract:

The strong public desire for contraceptive access with the growing strength of Christian conservatives in American life, in order to fuel birth-control debates into a foreseeable future are presented. It is concluded that the courts will decide these debates and disputes.

Legislative Bodies, US House of Representatives, Christians, Social policy, Demonstrations and protests, Contraception, United States. Congress. House

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