Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, running against Sen. Ron Johnson, has signaled support for codifying Roe v. Wade. That’s not the same as support for abortions up until birth. Fact-check by PolitiFactWisc
race for one of Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate seats is growing increasingly bitter as Election Day nears.
Ads attacking Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, or attacking his Democratic challenger, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes, seem to be everywhere. Indeed, an especially vivid one even popped up Sept. 28 via Google on the PolitiFact Wisconsin website. The ad was fromThe digital ad presents a mock dictionary definition."Preemie," it reads."An infant born prior to 37 weeks of pregnancy that Mandela Barnes supports killing."
The claim is pretty outrageous — but its underpinnings draw on a familiar attack on Democrats who support abortion rights.When asked for evidence to support the claim, Restoration PAC spokesperson Dan Curry clarified what it is really about: Barnes’ stance on abortion. (The ad links to a webpage which says the U.S. allows"on-demand" abortion"thanks to extreme abortion-on-demand Democrats like Joe Biden and Mandela Barnes." Barnes, of course, lives in Wisconsin, where
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