Mass. House passes sweeping reproductive rights bill - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Garry added, "And that's why I had to call in and voice that there are some pro-life people in Massachusetts who honestly and truly believe in pro-life issues and do not do anything to try to vilify or judge women, and we should not be judged."
51% : Despite the Supreme Court's ruling last week, abortion remains legal in Massachusetts under state law.
43% : Several recounted advocating decades ago, as college students or activists who had not yet run for office, for broadening access to abortion and reproductive care in the United States.
34% : Republican Rep. Joseph McKenna of Webster also gave voice to an amendment he filed that would have allowed taxpayers who are morally opposed to abortion to indicate that on their tax returns and would have directed the state to not use that person's tax dollars to fund abortion services.

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