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  Jul 17, 2013

  Rick Perry Voodoo Dolls to Benefit Planned Parenthood

  A Houston seamstress is selling Rick Perry voodoo dolls and donating the profits to Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider.

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  Jul 17, 2013

  Sen. Landrieu Introduces Freedom to Pray Act

  Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) has introduced the Freedom to Pray Act in response to a U.S. Department of Justice decision to withdraw funding from a youth program in her state that allowed voluntary prayer and mentioned God.

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  Jul 17, 2013

  Can Republicans Win the Senate in 2014?

  With Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer's decision last week not to seek Max Baucus' U.S. Senate seat, Republicans appear one step closer to taking control of the Senate in 2014. They need a net five seat gain to accomplish that task.

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  Jul 16, 2013

  Opponents of 20-Week Ban Complain Down Syndrome Babies Can't Be Aborted

  The recent bans on abortions of fetuses older than 20 weeks has prompted some critics to complain that the bans would prevent aborting those with Down syndrome.

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  Jul 15, 2013

  Senate Leader Reid 'Happy' to 'Look at' 'Fringe' 20-Week Abortion Ban

  Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Sunday he would be "happy to take a look at" bringing a nationwide ban on abortions after the fetus is 20-weeks old. Reid, who has said he is pro-life, described the ban as a "fringe issue."

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  Jul 13, 2013

  Pro-Lifers Take on 'Bro-Choicers'

  When the pro-abortion group ChoiceUSA coined the term "bro-choice," it probably was not expecting self-described bro-choicer Ben Sherman's July 3 editorial in Burn Orange Report. Letting women abort a fetus older than 20 weeks is important, he wrote, because it helps him have more casual sex. His words led pro-lifers to wonder why such a demeaning view of women is acceptable while pro-life men are told they should have no input in the abortion debate.

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  Jul 12, 2013

  Top 5 Signs 'Obamacare' Is in Trouble

  With the major portions of the Affordable Care Act, or "Obamacare," set to go into effect October 1, implementation of the massive new law has, thus far, been messy. Max Baucus (D-Mont.), one of the authors of the law, warned the Department of Health and Human Services that the implementation could be a "huge train wreck." Here are five reasons Baucus' concerns are warranted:

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  Jul 12, 2013

  Liberty U. Will Petition Supreme Court to Hear 'Obamacare' Employer Mandate Suit

  Liberty University announced Thursday that it will petition the U.S. Supreme Court to hear its lawsuit over the Affordable Care Act's, or "Obamacare's," employer mandate. A decision early Thursday by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals rejecting Liberty's suit provided the opportunity for the petition.

• Jul 11, 2013

  18 Years Later, Ill. Abortion Parental Notification Law Will Go Into Effect

  After 18 years of court challenges, the Illinois Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision from both Republican and Democratic appointees, decided Thursday that the state's 1995 abortion parental notification law will go into effect. Planned Parenthood of Illinois, meanwhile, promised to make abortion "as easy as possible" for minors.

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  Jul 11, 2013

  GOP 2016 Hopefuls See 20-Week Abortion Ban as Way to Rally Conservatives, Woo the Middle

  With both broad public support and rallying cries from an engaged conservative base for a 20-week abortion ban, some of the potential contenders for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination are taking the lead on new abortion restrictions.