Clinton agrees with Pope
Is Hillary Clinton likely to become anti-abortion? At a debate this weekend, eager to push her pro-Catholic credentials, she said she agreed with the Church’s position that life begins at conception.
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11:23 am, April 14, 2008
1. Jennie
She said THE POTENTIAL for life begins at conception, and that’s a very different thing, as you well know. I’m very very VERY Pro-choice and I believe the potential for life begins in the ovary and scrotal sack. This is a non-story.
2. zohra
for shame liberal conspiracy, not only is she not likely to become anti-abortion, but at the debate you’re talking about, she defended the right to abortion: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7345771.stm
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