The pro-choice movement has lost a lot of credibility during this debate, not just with the general public, but with our pro-choice friends in Congress. Even the White House is now questioning the accuracy of some of the information given to it on this issue.
Steve Largent: “The pro-choice movement has lost a lot of credibility during this debate, not just with the general public, but with our…”
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Discussing the credibility of the pro-choice movement in the context of late-term abortion.
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