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Why Are Women Ditching Democrats?

(Oct. 28) -- The Democratic coalition is crumbling, with women, Catholics and the working class no longer favoring the party, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll. If more women vote for Republicans than Democrats Nov. 2, it will be for the first time since exit polls began measuring the gender split in 1982. The...

Who Is Rep. Randy Neugebauer?

WASHINGTON (March 22) -- The Texas congressman who shouted "baby killer" as Rep. Bart Stupak spoke on the House floor is a conservative Republican who has opposed the Obama administration's agenda at nearly every turn and signed on to a proposal that would require presidential candidates to present their birth certificates...

Democrats Find New Ground on Abortion

WASHINGTON (March 22) -- The Democrat who helped House leaders secure the last few votes needed to pass landmark health care legislation might not have been treated so solicitously at the party's convention the year he was elected to Congress. In 1992, when Bart Stupak was running for his first term in Michigan's 1st...

Health Reform Hinges on Votes From Abortion Foes

(March 9) -- The arcane rules that govern debate as Congress finishes health care reform soon will meet the simple rule of majority math. House Democratic leaders, resigned to the fact that no Republicans are likely to vote for a major overhaul of the nation's health insurance system, will be focused on getting to the...

Will Abortion Fight Kill Health Care Reform?

WASHINGTON (March 4) -- After a year of debate, it won't be the public option that derails health care reform. Nor will it be death panels. But it might be abortion. A fight over the most divisive issue in American politics could deal the final, fatal blow to Democratic hopes for reform, just as President Barack Obama...

Bart Stupak News From the Web

04/19/12 Stupak joins Supreme Court Bar Source: FOX - WLUK FOX 11 - Green Bay WI Former Democratic Congressman Bart Stupak now is a member of the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. WLUC-TV reports the 60-year-old from Michigan's Upper Peninsula who works as an attorney says it's a "good fit" to be able to practice law before the Supreme Court.