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Minn. Senator Against Abortion Rule In Health Bill

ST. PAUL (WCCO) ― The House passed the health care bill Saturday night only after it sharply restricted abortion coverage for women, even those who pay their own premiums. Minnesota Senator Al Franken said that goes too far. Full Article at WCCO

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  1. It is the duty of government to preserve and protect human life
    Michele Bachmann – Michele Bachmann SOURCE: The New York Times 1 month ago
  2. It's fundamental primary preventive care. So if we don't do this, we're causing a lot of abortions.
    SOURCE: The Nation 1 month ago
  3. There's more we need to do for women's health, but this is a huge step forward for American women, many of whom don't get these recommended screenings right now. What we pass may not be perfect, but it will make progress in improving the lives and health of women.
    Al Franken – Al Franken SOURCE: The Nation 1 month ago
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