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NEW YORK, February 4, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Last week pro-lifers reacted with disdain when Hillary Clinton belatedly attempted to modify, at least in the public eye, her militant support for abortion. She failed to impress with her sincerity when she called abortion a ‘tragic choice’ for women and suggested abortifacient contraceptives as a solution. Exit polls showing voter interest in moral issues has shaken Democrat confidence in their leftist social agenda. This week, former presidential candidate John Kerry, still calling himself a Catholic, followed the new Democratic Party policy in attempting to use pro-life language to continue pushing their agenda...

Jan. 28 - When Hillary Clinton spoke out publicly in 1993 about the importance of faith in coming to terms with her father’s death, she was criticized for bringing religion into the public square. It was her first year as First Lady, and she was unprepared for the cultural dissonance she generated as a lawyer and outspoken policy activist married to the president. Everything she did provoked a backlash. Fast forward to 2005 and the most controversial first lady of modern times is a sedate senator from New York talking about finding “common ground” with abortion foes. Like Moses leading...

On the eve of President Bush's second inauguration, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton is blasting him as the "fear factor" president who tries to sell his irresponsible agenda by scaring the voters. "The fear factor has become the overriding strategic approach that this administration uses," Clinton complained to the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. The likely 2008 presidential candidate told the paper that Bush has used scare tactics to rally public support on issues ranging from U.S. policy in Iraq to privatization of Social Security. On Iraq Clinton griped that Bush had even botched the election process, saying that regional balloting...