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pro-choice noun abortion advocate, accepting abortion, approving abortion, endorsing abortion, in favor of abortion, pro-abortion, sanctioning abortion, supporting legalized abortion, supportive of abortionGenerally: self-determination Associated concepts: abortion on demand, legalized aborrion, spontaneous abortion, voluntary abortion How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The pope's initial comments would suggest a change in church law, which does not appear to support the position that Catholic politicians who vote in favor of prochoice legislation face a canonical punishment. Bush has no interest in seeing Roe thrown out because that would mobilize the prochoice opposition and alienate the prosperity wing of his own party, the big-business crowd that is his truest constituency. In 1992, when Harris first asked this question, 58% of respondents identified themselves as prochoice and 35% as prolife. |
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