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Abortion is Killing Adoption (Says the Religious Right)
Jan 30, 2013

The number of kids put up for adoption is shrinking in the U.S. and chances to adopt from abroad are also dwindling. For the Religious Right, this is something they can tie to the issue of abortion and use to take a swipe at Planned Parenthood. I kid you not. Take a look at this [...]

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