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1 comment:
*blink* I'm confused now. How can a bill talking about a D&X not talk about the life/health of the woman? I've read the literature, and I know that's about the only reason they ever do that particular procedure.
Speaking as the Rhetorician in Residence, I'd like to find whoever coined the appalling misnomer "partial-birth abortion" and nail them to a wall. I'm thinking railroad spikes, hmm?
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