Republicans Now Want You to Believe They’re Pro

It takes major audacity for Republican strategists to propose re-branding the GOP as pro-contraception. Yet that appears to be their plan for staving off electoral defeats over their anti-abortion successes. In December, some strategists began touting a survey from the consulting firm of one-time Trump staffer Kellyanne Conway, asking likely voters their views on abortion and birth control. The findings weren’t surprising: most people said they support making birth control more accessible, including Republicans. But this group of strategists, which includes Conway along with a lobbyist who once was chief of staff to Representative Tom DeLay and the head of the conservative group Independent

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