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cjgl-2355	McClain, Linda C.	The Poverty of Privacy?	1992	56	.pdf	application/pdf	27835	1035	50	Conversely, it is not uncommon to find among those seeking to restrict or outlaw abortion women who had abortions and now regret their decisions. Such women sometimes blame others (or a lack of information) for steering them to choose abortion, and apparently [Vol. 3:1 The Poverty of Privacy? Similarly, scholars who have studied women's abortion decisions discern a situational morality, whereby a woman must reconcile views held in the abstract about the status of the fetus or a prohibition on taking potential life with the particularity of her own situation and what pregnancy, childbirth, and unplanned parenthood would mean for her life and that of the potential child.243 An example of such situational morality burst into national political debate in July 1992 when Vice President Quayle, viewed as resolutely opposed to abortion and supportive of a Republican platform calling for constitutional protection of fetuses, was asked what he would do if his daughter, when grown up, chose an abortion, even if he counselled her against it.	cache/cjgl-2355.pdf	txt/cjgl-2355.txt