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Dear George W. Bush,

Sorry, I don’t buy your analysis of Mr. Reagan.

Apparently, Mr. Reagan was very concerned, even before he signed the 1967 legislation, about not loosening the laws too much. The original legislation as written by the legislature permitted abortion in cases of fetal abnormality.

Mr. Reagan wouldn’t sign the bill with that exception, because he felt it went too far. It was removed to get his signature.

That makes his later assertions very believable that he was horrified by the misinterpretation of the health exception within a year of the bill’s passage.

As for Mr. Romney, if he’d stop trying to put himself in a better light by lying about Mr. Reagan, it’d do wonders for his credibility.

Right now, he appears to be little more than an opportunistic lying huckster.

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[George W. Bush]

That makes his later assertions very believable that he was horrified by the misinterpretation of the health exception within a year of the bill’s passage.

Oh. So his horror was so profound he couldn't speak out for seven years, until after he was no longer governor and in a position to do anything?

As for Mr. Romney, if he’d stop trying to put himself in a better light by lying about Mr. Reagan, it’d do wonders for his credibility.

Romney simply pointed out that Republicans going pro-life catch press flack. So you believe that the press loved Reagan, never questioned his change to pro-life?