GOP Sen. Mike Rounds says he doesn't support Lindsey Graham's abortion bill
hardline anti-abortion stances they took during their primaries, particularly in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Colorado, Arizona and North Carolina."I think a better approach probably will be to allow the states to work through this and to find the appropriate language on a state-by-state basis," Rounds told CNN's Jake Tapper.
"I think there will be a consensus over a period of years," he added. "But at this point, to have Congress step back and tell all the states that we know better than them how to handle this, is probably not the right direction to go."
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