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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


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Proof that 200 years after the fall of the Bastille the spirit of Revolution survives: While antiabortion zealots are stuck on the 917th verse of"Amazing Grace," pro-choicers at rallies around the nation are coming up with unique ditties of their own to stir the faithful.
Waldman counsels pro-lifers and pro-choicers to come together not to reduce the number of abortions but to ensure that they take place earlier.
Pro-life voters are simply a source of funds to be pillaged by the party every election, just as pro-choicers are reliably exploited by the Democrats.
 
 
 
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