The Judge Rules on Bart Stupak's Executive Order!
Comment: There are no pro-life Democrats! It is the party of death!
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I can't speak for certain about the accuracy of your claim that there are no pro-life Democrats, but it seems there may be one or two: http://www.fraterslibertas.com/2010/03/profile-in-pro-life.html
ReplyDeleteAs long as they voted to give Nancy Pelosi or Harry Reid the gavel, they're not pro-life, in my opinion.
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