An intimate crowd gathered around a blue bus and listened intently while Hadley Duvall, an abortion rights advocate and a supporter of Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, told how she was raped and impregnated by her stepfather at age 12.

An intimate crowd gathered around a blue bus and listened intently while Hadley Duvall, an abortion rights advocate and a supporter of Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, told how she was raped and impregnated by her stepfather at age 12.

On Sunday, the Harris-Walz campaign returned to the city to focus on the issue of abortion as the battle for Pennsylvania continues. Their campaign is kicking off what it calls the Fighting for Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour. Officials say the tour will travel across the country.

For the 250 who gathered to greet the Harris-Walz campaign’s “Fighting for Reproductive Freedom” national bus tour at its Richmond stop on Sept. 13, it was a chance to make a statement. Access to abortion and other reproductive health care is emerging as a major battleground in the 2024 election.

Visiting Wisconsin after giving a speech in Georgia, the vice president signaled she would focus on the life-or-death risks of abortion bans in the final weeks of the race.

And ironically, it’s because the contemporary left’s position on abortion is so morally unfathomable that the press can gaslight voters. The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, after all, simply required medical professionals to “exercise the same degree of professional skill,