How do competing elites attempt to frame the debate

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Discuss how political elites have tried to shape public opinion on abortions. How do competing elites attempt to frame the debate? Has one side of the debate been more successful in persuading the American public than the other? To what extent, if any, has public opinion on abortions changed over time? Also, discuss how political elites use public opinion as a tool to advance their legislative agenda. Has one side of the debate used public opinion more effectively than the other?

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