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Rep. Paul Ryan defends including pro-life goals in GOP after recent criticism

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LifeNews: "Congressman Paul Ryan, a respected Republican leader on the health care debate, put himself in the ranks of governors Mitch Daniels and Hailey Barbour when he said fiscal issues would need to trump social ones this election cycle and that pro-life advocates would have to 'agree to disagree' about abortion . . . Now, in a new opinion column posted on his congressional web site, Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, is walking back his previous remarks. The title of the column -- 'The Cause of Life Can't be Severed from the Cause of Freedom' -- appears to indicate Ryan disagrees with the 'truce' language Daniels and Barbour proffered."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 22, 2010 (boomark / email).

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