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GOP candidates for GA gov clash on abortion taxes

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Rome News-Tribune (AP): "The responses from former Secretary of State Karen Handel and former Congressman Nathan Deal before a group of Republican women offered a preview of the campaign ahead of an Aug. 10 runoff. Unofficial results show Handel winning 34 percent of the GOP vote on Tuesday, while Deal garnered nearly 23 percent. The winner will face Democrat Roy Barnes. ... Deal described himself as a consistent opponent of abortion and has said he believes abortion should only be allowed to protect the health of a mother. ... Handel also describes herself as pro-life but said abortion should be permitted for victims of incest or rape."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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