Mike Ramone on Abortion

	Mike Ramone on Abortion

Keep abortion legal, voters are clear on what they want

He argues that the legality of abortion in the state of Delaware has already been made clear and that, despite his personal beliefs as a Catholic, he has no goal of getting rid of something that in the state of Delaware is indeed legal. "The state of Delaware has made it clear what they want," Ramone said. "I have no intention of changing something our state has said they want in such a high turnout. That's not my right. Source: The Review (U.Del.) on 2024 Delaware Gubernatorial race , May 10, 2024

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