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Vocally pro-abortion professor admits post-Dobbs predictions haven't come true

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By Michael New
| Live Action News
(National Review) In a Wednesday editorial that appeared on StatNews, Dr. David Hackney, a professor of reproductive biology at Case Western Reserve University[,] candidly admits that many post-Dobbs predictions made by supporters of legal abortion have not come to fruition. Dr. Hackney is not a disinterested observer. He is a very vocal supporter of abortion rights.
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Even Abortion Supporters Admit Post-Dobbs Predictions Have Not Come True

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By Michael New
| National Review Verified
A professor at Case Western admits that many post-Dobbs predictions made by supporters of legal abortion haven't come to fruition.
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More Reasons Why Democrats Can’t Moderate on Abortion

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By Michael New
| National Review Verified
In many Democratic-controlled states, Democratic elected officials have taken action to weaken or repeal many commonsense pro-life laws.
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