This, from the Associated Press [1]:
In a triple setback for conservatives, South Dakota rejected a law that would have banned virtually all abortions, Arizona became the first state to defeat an amendment to ban gay marriage and Missouri approved a measure backing stem cell research.
Perhaps the voters are expressing that they don’t want politicians (and other people’s religions) telling them how to make personal decisions, especially wrenching personal decisions regarding life and death, medical treatment, and how and when to have children. Perhaps the voters are deciding that the Constitution does not require us to have politicians as our moral nannies.
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