Abortion: News & Coverage on Daily Intel

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Posted 11/10/09 on Daily Intel
Health Carnage

Obama Would Rather We Not Get Bogged Down in an Abortion Debate Right Now

The president weighs in on the newest controversy to endanger health-care reform.

Filed Under: abortion, barack obama, congress, health carnage, politics

Posted 11/9/09 on Daily Intel
Health Carnage

Abortion Is the New Public Option

A new line in the sand that could destroy health-care reform.

Filed Under: abortion, congress, health carnage, nancy pelosi, politics

Posted 7/14/09 on Daily Intel
The Supremes

Abortion Debate’s Ultimate Flip-flopper Was Arrested at Sotomayor Hearing

The 'Roe' from 'Roe' v. 'Wade' has had quite a change of heart.

Filed Under: abortion, norma mccorvey, politics, roe v. wade, sonia sotomayor, sotomayor confirmation hearings, the supremes

Posted 5/28/09 on Daily Intel
The Supremes

Should Pro-Choicers Worry About Sotomayor?

Probably not!

Filed Under: abortion, barack obama, litmus test, politics, sonia sotomayor, supreme court, the supremes

Posted 3/12/09 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

How Much Trouble Is RNC Chair Michael Steele in Now?

Steele makes some interesting comments on abortion in a new interview.

Filed Under: abortion, early and often, hot gop-on-gop action, michael steele, politics, republicans, rnc

Posted 3/2/09 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

Obama Nominates Kathleen Sebelius for Health Secretary

Pro-life groups are gearing up to fight the confirmation of the ardently pro-choice governor.

Filed Under: abortion, appointments, early and often, health department, kathleen sebelius, politics

Posted 10/30/08 on Daily Intel
Instant Politics

Matt Bai and Patricia J. Williams Argue Over Religion in Government and Homeowners’ Role in the Financial Crisis

'New York Times Magazine' writer Matt Bai and 'The Nation' columnist Patricia J. Williams argue over what an Obama presidency might mean for the judiciary and abortion, the current role of religion in government, and whether homeowners aren't partly to blame for the financial crisis.

Filed Under: abortion, appointments, elections, genetics, instant politics, law, politics, religion, science, the greatest depression

Posted 9/3/08 on Daily Intel
Instant Politics

Ross Douthat and Tyler Cowen on Lieberman, Palin, and Outlawing Abortion

For today’s IM conversation, we bring together Ross Douthat, a senior editor at 'The Atlantic,' and Tyler Cowen, a professor of economics at George Mason University who blogs at MarginalRevolution.com.

Filed Under: abortion, elections, instant politics, joe lieberman, politics, republican national convention, ross douthat, sarah palin, tyler cowen