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Obama: 'This is a Health Care Bill, Not an Abortion Bill'

Source: ABC News President Says Still More Work to be Done on Legislation Passed by House By JAKE TAPPER, KAREN TRAVERS, SUNLEN MILLER and DEVIN DWYER Nov. 9, 2009 President Obama said today that Congress needs to change abortion-related language in... Full Article at Democratic Underground

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