Initiative puts abortion indirectly on the ballot
Lea Bossler speaks during a rally in opposition LR-131 at the Montana State Capitol in early October. (Thom Bridge/Helena Independent Record)
The University of Montana Oval echoed with the voices of nearly 100 students, many chanting, “My body, my choice! My state, my choice!” The rally was both in defense of reproductive rights but also in opposition to the so-called “Born-Alive Infant Protection Act” on the ballot this year.
The initiative, which has passed in some 18 other states, addresses a specific and uncommon situation that has attracted attention from both sides of the divisive debate over reproductive rights...
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