On 11 Mar 2005 11:44:48 -0800, "Hyerdahl"  wrote:

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>
>Abortion alternatives bill has broad support in Legislature
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>SOFTER APPROACH: This year's marquee abortion bill aims to prevent
>abortions by giving pregnant women support they need - including
>housing and medical care - that might encourage them to have their
>child.
>
>SHOW ME THE MONEY: Pregnancy crisis centers that counsel women could
>apply for $2 million in state grants in 2007 - as long as they don't
>mention abortion as an option.


This doesn't sound like a measure that you would support, Puke.

Are you a closet pro-lifer?  Maybe even a closet fundy?


>BROAD SUPPORT: With anti-abortion majorities in both chambers and the
>governor's office, the bill seems destined to pass.


"Anti-abortion majorities" in government?

Why, Puke, I thought that women weren't willing to ALLOW politicians
to take away their reproductive rights.


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