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Voters Overwhelmingly Oppose Using Health Care Reform to Pay for Abortions

By on 12.22.09 @ 3:06PM

One more item from the Quinnipiac poll Phil posted on earlier: it found voters opposed "using any public money in the health care overhaul to pay for abortions" by 72 percent to 23 percent. That makes the abortion funding provision less popular than the bill as a whole. Blue Dogs who want to bet on the fictious "segregation of funds" to conceal what is in effect taxpayer funding of abortion beware.

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