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I assume that all those lawmakers have adopted at least one crack addicted child from their counties, correct? And that they're pushing for more funding for the foster care and adoption services and other services such as education. They also must have no problems with welfare, since they're cutting rights for poor women for the most part and therefore, more than likely, the children will end up with some type of state-sponsored funding. After all, we've pointed out multiple times that these restrictions do not hurt wealthy women. They'll get abortions without any problems no matter what the laws are.
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