How did Roe v Wade fall? Before the pivotal ruling, a red wave
New York Times: The beginning of the end of Roe arrived on election night, November 2010.
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Focus Morning Bulletin: 1 June, 2022
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Focus Morning Bulletin: 26 May, 2022
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