22 March 2006
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Recent Deaths Spark Re-evaluation of Abortion Pills
Planned Parenthood changes the advice it offers women taking RU-486, while <strike>religious</strike> groups opposed to legal abortions re-ignite the debate over whether the “medical abortion” regimen should be administered at all.
07 March 2006
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Planned Parenthood Condemns Abortion Ban, Undecided on Legal Challenge
They may opt to use a statewide referendum to repeal the law, denying those who supported the ban the opportunity to take it all to the way to the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Should Planned Parenthood lost the ballot vote, it could still file a lawsuit against the ban.
()() I'm pretty sure they would have trouble even getting a referendum on the ballot. Who's going to sign a petitition in favor of killing babies?
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