CLEAN: Republican anti-abortion view clashes with US voters: NOW

The transcript discusses the Republican Party's legislative attempts to redefine rape in anti-abortion laws, highlighting a shift towards extreme views on reproductive rights. It criticizes Romney's stance on overturning Roe vs. Wade, emphasizing the potential public health and women's rights disasters. The discussion also touches on the manipulation of the electorate to appeal to extreme conservative views.

What has been the trend in the Republican Party's stance on abortion rights?

• They have become more liberal.

• They have become more supportive of women's rights.

• They have remained unchanged.

• They have moved towards a more conservative stance.

What percentage of the American electorate supports exemptions for rape and incest in abortion legislation?

• 90%

• 25%

• 75%

• 50%

What is the Republican Party's strategy in appealing to voters regarding abortion legislation?

• Appealing to a broad religious viewpoint.

• Appealing to a moderate viewpoint.

• Appealing to a liberal viewpoint.

• Appealing to a narrow, extreme conservative viewpoint.

What action has Romney proposed that could lead to a public health disaster?

• Overturning Roe versus Wade.

• Reducing healthcare funding.

• Supporting universal healthcare.

• Increasing taxes.

What potential consequences are highlighted if Roe versus Wade is overturned?

• Increased access to healthcare.

• Improved women's rights.

• A public health disaster and negative impact on women's rights.

• No significant change.