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Reproductive Health Assault Becomes Law
Dec 19, 2008

The Bush Administration's "conscience" rule regarding health care workers that's been threatened for months finally became official yesterday. It's so wide-ranging that a hospital or clinic could forbid employees from doing anything from selling antibiotics or birth control to performing abortion.

Rachel Maddow had a great segment explaining what this new rule means last night:



Does this wide-ranging rule sound like a bad idea to you? Take action by urging your representative to support legislation blocking this rule.
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