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Abortion battle moves to Senate

Reporting from Washington - Liberals furious over a last-minute deal that secured passage of healthcare legislation in the House by restricting abortion coverage threatened Monday to derail the massive overhaul bill. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

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  1. At least 40 members of the U.S. House of Representatives pledge to vote against a final healthcare bill if it contains the strict abortion restrictions presently in the House version. Full Article at Dallas Blog

  2. Reporting from Washington - Liberals furious over a last-minute deal that secured passage of healthcare legislation in the House by restricting abortion coverage threatened Monday to derail the massive overhaul bill. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

  3. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A fight over abortion could complicate Senate action on a sweeping U.S. healthcare reform bill as some moderate Democrats on Monday voiced support for a strict ban on using federal funds to pay for the procedure. Full Article at ABC News

  4. Anti-abortion Democrats and their leaders tried unsuccessfully to come to agreement about abortion language before debate began. Full Article at Southern California Public Radio

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