The term partial-birth abortion, to a layman and to most physicians, would be perceived to be what is called dilation and extraction. Is that the procedure that the gentleman intends to outlaw with this bill?
Brian Bilbray: “The term partial-birth abortion, to a layman and to most physicians, would be perceived to be what is called dilation…”
On the recordApril 5, 2000
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Questioning the definition of partial-birth abortion during a debate on related legislation.
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