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In spite of the GOP-led Texas Legislature’s consistent opposition to abortion, some of the most ardent abortion foes in the Lege say that the state isn’t ready to take things as far as South Dakota has done.
The Houston Chronicle has more:
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Don Stenberg said he is pleased the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to reconsider the 2000 partial-birth abortion case that bears his name from his time as Nebraska Attorney General.
Prior to Stenberg v. Carhart, 20 states, including Nebraska, had outlawed the practice of partial birth abortions.
The Columbus Telegram has more:
