You mean the Bill Clinton who was so cucked by conservatism that he passed the "Law and Order" Bill of 1994 that made him the architect of mass incarceration? That Bill Clinton?
Clinton pretty much only won because Ross Perot was a conservative spoiler in 1992.
The modern Republican Party is a project spanning 50+ years that really began with racial desegregation. The so-called "originalist" interpretation of the Constitution that now dominates the Supreme Court is a modern invention of the Nixon era. The Federalist Society began is a project in the 1980s to create a pipeline to push this completely made up "philosophy".
Prior to the mid-to-late 1970s, abortion wasn't a controversial topic. Catholics had been opposed. No one else really cared (or, rather, they viewed it as a personal choice where the Bible was silent on the issue).
We are now in an era where Supreme Court just openly lie to justify a political agenda. Two prime examples:
1. The coach who Gorsuch claimed was quietly praying despite photographic evidence to the contrary [1]; and
2. Alito claiming abortion was never part of our tradition despite Ben Franklin publishing instructions on how to do an abortion at home [2].
Hopefully you're just an unwitting victim of this very effective propaganda that makes you believe the Democrats somehow started the culture war. I hope for your sake you wake up to the fact that you've been systematically lied to.
[1]: https://www.vox.com/2022/6/27/23184848/supreme-court-kennedy...
[2]:https://www.npr.org/2022/05/18/1099542962/abortion-ben-frank...
Here's the thing though: I lived through the era as a young adult. So while you have links, I have lived experience. I know what I saw and who said what.
I never said Democrats started the culture war. The "Gingrich revolution" and his Contract on America was a full throated reaction to Democrats winning the White House. It reshuffled the political parties along ideological lines and eliminated most Blue Dog Democrats.
Maybe learn some history before coming at people with whatever you learned last week.