Abortion wasn't always a partisan issue in Virginia : compar

Following a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion that seemingly indicates Roe V. Wade is set for repeal, groups have lined up largely along party lines to debate the issue. But in the ‘60s and late ‘70s, there was broad political support to legalize abortion in a handful of situations.

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