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The Unnewsworthy Thousands
Once they were recognized as pro-life marchers. Today it's "abortion demonstrators" -- if they're mentioned at all.
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Doped-up teens smashing in a Starbucks might have gotten his attention. But this was obviously a non-event, just thousands of young people, among others, asking the wise men of Washington to end the million-plus abortions a year.
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