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A culture war with real consequences is coming
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Abortion: A culture war with real consequences is coming CNN 1 hr ago Analysis by Ronald Brownstein © Andrea Morales/The New York Times/Redux In this May 21, 2019, file photo, activists demonstrate for and against abortion rights in front of the Mississippi state Capitol in Jackson.
One of the original culture war conflicts may be poised for a resurgence with potentially explosive political consequences.
The Supreme Court s recent decision to consider the legality of Mississippi s restrictive law prohibiting abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy could trigger the most serious and sustained political debate over the procedure since the final decades of the 20th century. And that could dramatically widen the already gaping demographic and geographic fissures between red and blue America.
With under two weeks to go in the legislative session, it’s clear 2021 isn t going to be the year that Texas joins a growing number of states where marijuana is broadly legal for adult recreational use or medical purposes.
But advocates for lifting the strict prohibitions in Texas still could notch some incremental gains before time runs out May 31 and state lawmakers head home.
House Bill 1535, an effort to expand the state s narrow medical marijuana program by a significant but still limited amount, remains alive, as does HB 2593, a measure that would reduce but not eliminate criminal penalties for possession of certain products infused with concentrates of the chemical in marijuana that induces a high.