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Sarah Palin's Shotgun Politics
Younge, Gary | September 22, 2008 issue

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The author of the article discusses the fact that U.S. vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol is pregnant and has decided to keep the baby, and that the candidate is asking journalists to respect Bristol's privacy in this matter. The author points out that Bristol actually has a choice concerning her pregnancy, and that her mother is campaigning to take that choice away from future pregnant women.

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PALIN, Sarah, 1964-; VICE-Presidential candidates; PALIN, Bristol; PREGNANCY; ABORTION; PRO-choice movement; PRO-life movement; EDITORIALS; UNITED States
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