Pro-Choice and Anti-Abortion

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The book presents a nuanced perspective on abortion policy, advocating for a middle ground that balances pro-choice and anti-abortion views. It argues that the Constitution mandates this balanced approach, informed by the liberal teachings of John Locke, which influenced the framers. Key issues explored include individual liberty in abortion decisions, the rights of minors, the interests of the fetal being, and the implications of the Freedom of Choice Act. Through this lens, the author challenges conventional extremes in the abortion debate, calling for a constitutionally sound policy framework.