Hillary, like most elected Democrats these days, supports legal abortion on demand to the moment of crowning as long as the woman has huddled with her physician and family members and decided the fetus is not a human being but a superfluous appendage. As it turns out, this is still not a popular position with the American people, so institutions like PolitiFact are very sensitive when people point it out.

We concede, PolitiFact, that Hillary doesn’t personally recommend that every single American obtain abortions at crowning. But Hillary certainly doesn’t oppose the practice if a woman chooses it. The hundreds of words expended explain her stated position on “exceptions” doesn’t change the fact that exemptions are no more than an inconvenience for women who want to procure an abortion at any stage of their pregnancies.

PolitiFact points out that Hillary told Fox News’ Brett Baier not long ago, “I object to the recent effort in Congress to pass a law saying after 20 weeks, you know, no such exceptions, because although these are rare, Brett, they sometimes arise in the most complex, difficult medical situation.”

Yes, sometimes. Mostly not.