Republican presidential candidates state their position on abortion

By defaultuser
September 27, 2007

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John McCain
Republican

Supports overturning Roe v. Wade and banning abortion except in cases of rape, incest or threat to the life of the mother.

Ron Paul
Republican

He views the fetus as a “human being with legal rights from the day of conception.” Paul is a former practicing obstetrician/gynecologist, and has said that he never found an abortion “necessary to save the life of a pregnant woman.”

Duncan Hunter
Republican

Has made ending abortion a top priority. As president, he would support a constitutional amendment making all abortions illegal.

Fred Thompson
Republican

He believes Roe v. Wade was based on “bad law and bad medical science” that could be remedied through the appointment of “good judges.”

Tom Tancredo
Republican

Believes that “abortion compromises the sanctity of human life.” He called Roe v. Wade “a scar on the moral and intellectual history of the country.”

Mitt Romney
Republican

Describes himself as firmly “pro-life” although in the beginning of his career he was “pro-choice.” As govenor of Massachusets, he kept a campaign to “protect a woman’s right to choose” regardless of the fact that he was against abortion.

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