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During the 23rd congressional district race, Bill Owens was questioned about his views on two issues important to progressives: Health care reform and reproductive rights. His stance on health care was questioned because of his position on the public option. He went from saying he did not support a public option to saying that if a bill met his ...

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The Stupak amendment in the House healthcare reform bill blocks insurers from offering abortion coverage in health insurance policies that are sold on the federally-sponsored insurance exchange. Low income women would likely be most affected. The Center for Reproductive Rights has released this ad, "It's No Joke." (Video link)