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That article provides no evidence to support the claim that Stericycle was not involved with the trafficking in fetuses until Romney and Bain quit operating Stericycle. I assume that Romney, Bain and Stericycle would have made that claim if it was true.

No evidence? It's about as clear as these things get.

Whai's your agenda, sport? Are you working for Obama?

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On its documentation page, the Stop Stericycle campaign lists documents showing contracts and other information linking the business with abortion clinics. The first document offered as proof comes from 2003 — anywhere from one to four years after Romney had left Bain Capital and coming at the time Bain itself had divested from Stericycle.

Most of the documents cover the period between 2007-2009, making it appear Stericycle launched a concerted effort during those years to drum up business from abortion companies. Again, that time period is well after Romney was no longer involved in the company or Bain Capital, which had sold off its Stericycle holdings three-four years prior.

While the pro-abortion, pro-Obama side of the political divide would love to sow seeds of doubt with pro-life voters as it attempts to secure another four years for the abortion president, pro-life voters can rest assured that their attempts are misleading and disingenuous.

The fact that a company outsider has found documentary proof that Stericycle did engage in fetus trafficking in 2003 hardly serves as proof that Stericycle did not engage in fetus trafficking in 1999, 2000, 2001, or 2002. When Romney, Bain or Stericycle wish to claim that no fetus trafficking took place during those years, they will make that claim. Until then, I am not going to just assume the accuracy of your unsubstantiated claim that Stericycle waited until Romney and Bain left before there was any fetus trafficking.

I know that Romney and Bain operated Stericycle and I know that Stericycle engages in fetus trafficking. Any attempt to extricate Romney and Bain from that activity should be based upon evidence that such activity did not take place when Romney and Bain operated the company. If such evidence exists, Romney, Bain and Stericycle will provide that evidence. So long as they remain silent on the issue, I will continue to assume that they were involved in fetus trafficking.

I also know that there's going to be a press conference tomorrow.