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March 12, 2010
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Stupak: Dems Told Me Funding Abortion Is Good, Because Kids Are Costly

Bart Stupak just had a revelation. And it’s a disturbing one.
Sitting in an airport, on his way home to Michigan, Rep. Bart Stupak, a pro-life Democrat, is chagrined. “They’re ignoring me,” he says, in a phone interview with National Review Online. “That’s their strategy now. The House Democratic leaders [...]

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  1. Rep. Bart Stupak: Dem Leaders Told Me Abortion Is Good Because Kids Cost Money
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  3. Stupak: Dems told me they want to fund abortions because more kids mean higher health-care costs; Update: Waxman?
  4. Breaking: Catholic Bishops AGAINST 11th Hour Stupak Executive Rule on Abortion Funding …Update: Stupak Group Cancels Presser
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