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After Landslide Loss in Wisconsin, Republicans Begin To Fret Over the Abortion Question

Clearly, GOP leaders in Idaho did not get the memo.

Sarah A. Miller/Idaho Statesman via AP
Boise, Idaho, residents at a Planned Parenthood rally for abortion rights at the Idaho Statehouse. Sarah A. Miller/Idaho Statesman via AP
MATTHEW RICE
MATTHEW RICE

Republicans are becoming more and more concerned that they are alienating the independent voters they need in order to win elections by enacting stringent anti-abortion measures that are clearly off-putting to the majority of Americans.

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MATTHEW RICE
MATTHEW RICE

Mr. Rice, based in the nation's capital, covers current events in politics.

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