The president has made big promises and held the line against legal challenges, but activists say he could be doing more
Joe Biden’s re-election campaign has made a big bet that outrage over abortion will keep the president in the White House come November.
Over the last several days, the Biden administration has unleashed a blitz of ads and events to spotlight the devastation wrought by the overturning of Roe v Wade. Biden met with a reproductive health task force, while his vice-president, Kamala Harris – who he has entrusted to lead this effort – embarked on a national tour to talk about abortion. They even devoted their first joint campaign stop of 2024 to the issue.