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April 2000House Passes Ban On Partial-Birth Abortion, Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments in Challenge to Nebraska Ban on Partial-Birth Abortion
WASHINGTON (April 10) The U.S. House of Representatives
has once again approved a bill to place a national ban on partial- birth abortions--but
pro-life forces face an uphill battle to enact the bill over a promised veto by President
Clinton. Al Gore's Relentless Promotion of Abortion
Although there are many pro-life Democrats, the national Democratic Party has once again selected a presidential candidate who believes there should be absolutely no restrictions on abortion and would offer no protection for unborn children who are deemed "unwanted." In the case of Vice President Al Gore, compounding this unfortunate reality is that early in his career Gore voted much differently. As a member of the United State House of Representatives from 1977 to 1984, Gore compiled an 84% pro-life voting record. He also responded to many constituents with letters that appeared to be pro-life. However, after being elected to the Senate in 1984, Gore switched his position. He quickly began to assemble a strongly pro-abortion voting record.
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RENEWED THREATS FROM CAMPAIGN FINANCE "REFORM" The
"institutional" media promote current campaign finance reform proposals because
they would enhance the media's power by shutting down independent channels of information.
Under "reform," advocacy groups, such as NRLC, would have to rely on the good
will of the media to get their message out. Would you want to take that chance?
NRL News
1997
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