Some of our readers will remember “#WeCount” —a national pro-abortion research project led by the Society of Family Planning —which describes itself as “a national abortion reporting effort that aims to capture the shifts in abortion access by state following the June 24, 2022 Dobbs v Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court decision.”
It’s the pro-abortion outfit that reported on the incredible drop both in national number of abortions as well as in Texas. The continued decrease in the number of “expected” abortions must have sent them into a tailspin.
Our first story was in early November. The data set “shows that in the two months after the Supreme Court decision, there were 10,570 fewer abortions as compared to pre-Dobbs estimates.” That was a nationwide drop of an estimated 6%. As for Texas, “Teresa Woodard of WFAA-TV reported on the impact in Texas. The astonishing headline read, ‘Report says 2,770 abortions […]
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