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BOSTON — Martha Coakley and the three other Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate traded barbs Monday after Coakley said she would have voted against a major health care reform bill because it contained an anti-abortion amendment. Full Article at SouthCoastToday.com
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Martha Coakley said what? That she opposes the historic health care bill that squeaked by in the House Saturday because it has a compromise section restricting federal funds for abortion? Full Article at Boston Herald
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BOSTON -- U.S. Senate candidates Martha Coakley and Michael Capuano traded barbs Monday after Coakley said she would have voted against a major health care reform bill because it contained an anti-abortion amendment. Full Article at WHDH-TV
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BOSTON — U.S. Senate candidates Martha Coakley and Michael Capuano traded barbs Monday after Coakley said she would have voted against a major health care reform bill because it contained an anti-abortion amendment. Full Article at SouthCoastToday.com
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Attorney General Martha Coakley said this morning that she would have voted against the landmark health care bill approved by the House over the weekend because it includes a provision restricting federal funding for providers of abortion... Full Article at Boston Globe
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That is a classic example of the differences between us in this race: I understand how to make real serious improvements in the issues that are important to me, in this case, health care ... I understand the process doesn't stop on one vote.
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That is a classic example of the differences between us in this race: I understand how to make real serious improvements in the issues that are important to me, in this case, health care ... I understand the process doesn't stop on one vote.
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I refuse to acknowledge that this is the best we can do
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To pretend that now the House has passed this bill is real progress – it’s at the expense of women’s access to reproductive rights
