The Democratic Party platform plank on abortion has been written to attract anti-abortion voters. It’s had some success, at least among evangelicals who participated in crafting the language. But, make no mistake, the plank remains committed to the availability of legal abortions even as it encourages reducing abortions through health care and education. This column lays out the issue, which has been getting some cable TV attention this week.

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