Is Stupak being marginalized?
Catholics United says both House and Senate abortion restrictions "go too far," but supports passing Senate version of bill.
In New York Times interview, anti-choice Democrat claims he's been shunned by his party. Not so much?
Catholics for Choice commissions surveys in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maine, and Texas.
Nelson rejects Casey's compromise.
Population Growth Divides Climate Change Advocates
As religious groups advocate for urgent measures to address climate change in poor nations, the role of reproductive justice gets swept under the rug.
If Hyde is unfair and discriminatory, why is extending it “neutral”?
Ben Nelson says he won't vote to end debate on a Senate health care bill without his Stupak anti-abortion amendment.
Instead of worrying about making friends, pols should focus on greater transparency and separation of church and state.
At Capitol Hill rally, pro-choice Democrats talk women's rights, not common ground.
Religious organizations want to be trusted with federal funds. Shouldn't women be trusted too?
Democrats bent to their wishes. Religious pro-choice advocates are asking why.
His district is no more Catholic than the rest of Michigan or the country, but it is heavily Republican.
Out of 23 Democrats who voted for Stupak-Pitts but against House health care reform bill, six are Catholics.
Groups had compromised with anti-choice ideologues to gain passage of broader health reform measure rewarded with biggest rollback of reproductive rights in decades.
Politics, Not Religion, At Heart of Health Care Reform Wrangle on Abortion
Despite repeated compromises from pro-choice Democrats, anti-choice Dems threaten to kill health care reform unless all their demands are met.
After abstaining from every possible diversion, what's left but sex?