Ms. Steel waited nearly a year to sign on doing so on Friday morning, only after her Democratic challenger criticized her for flip-flopping on the issue for political gain and The New York Times notified her of a story documenting her change in position.
The shift reflects how dramatically the demise of Roe has changed the political landscape on the right, leaving once-forceful opponents and supporters of abortion rights unsure of how to navigate a post-Roe world.
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