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E-PrinceAs one of the nine women out of the 500 students in the Harvard Law School class of 1956, Ruth Bader Ginsburg had to stand up for herself.
In fact, she had to answer then-Dean of Harvard Law School Erwin ...
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Yes, unfortunately, only factual information was discussed.
I think it's important to realize that a large percentage of Americans express in polls that abortion should be limited to the first trimester and not the entire pregnancy. Barack Obama has promised Planned Parenthood that he will vote for Roe v. Wade to become carved in stone, eliminating all possibility that abortion be limited through public referendum.
Choose is a transitive verb. "A woman's right to choose..." what? It needs an object, as in "a woman's right to choose to procure an abortion." Learn how to write.
Uh, isn't "a woman's right to choose" a pretty popular catchphrase all by itself? I'm not sure what the problem is.
It's biased language used by one particular side of an issue. That's what the problem is. It's no different then if the article used the phrase "right to kill."