Please explain.
The "wanting to be safe" is what keeps them from making the bold move that would short-circuit the practical effects of pro-choice ideology and tactics.
Every woman wants to be safe. And the boldest move of all for a woman would be for her to outright refuse sex outside of a married relationship.
Try to eliminate both contraception AND abortion, and you will get neither. The pool of voters that use contraception, but view abortion negatively is vast.
And the boldest move of all for a woman would be for her to outright refuse sex outside of a married relationship.
How's that plan been working out for the past forty years?