A job led Amy Bloodworth away from home in Monmouth County to relocate in Texas six years ago. But it was politics — and the freedom to work remotely — that convinced her to move back to New Jersey this summer. Bloodworth said she could no longer tolerate the prevailing “complacent” attitudes over the near-abortion ban in Texas last year, which the U.S. Supreme Court reinforced by overturning Roe v. Wade in June and let each state set its own abortion laws. Bloodworth joined more than 100 others on a “Women’s Wave” march in downtown Red Bank on a recent sunny Saturday to protest the loss of ab…
