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Question: When Bush ran for Congress in 1978, he opposed a Human Life Amendment. In Congress in 1977, Gore voted for the Hyde Amendment which says abortion 'takes the life of an unborn child.' Were these changes of heart sincere, or just political opportun
Submitted from Jenny of Bakersfield, California through USATODAY.com (10/22/00)

 

Answer from Al Gore:

Protecting A Woman's Right To Choose
Early in my career, I wrestled with the question of federal funding for abortions...

...which was addressed in the Hyde Amendment. Since then, I have talked to many women and concluded that lower-income women deserve the same constitutional right to safe, legal abortions that more affluent women have. I strongly support a woman's right to choose and will continue to support that right as president.

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