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Pro-abortion health care package: ACLJ preparing legal challenges

Published on March 22, 2010 at 2:46 AM · No Comments

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), focusing on constitutional law, said today House passage of the pro-abortion health care package is “extremely disappointing” and President Obama’s Executive Order fails “to provide permanent protections for the life of the unborn.” The ACLJ says it is preparing legal challenges to the flawed health care package.

“to provide permanent protections for the life of the unborn.”

“This health care package fails the American people and does not provide permanent protections for the life of the unborn,” said Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the ACLJ. “It's extremely disappointing that the House approved a bill that depends on a promise from President Obama. Those self-proclaimed pro-life Democrats put their trust in an Executive Order - subject to being rescinded by the president - a move that is not only short-sighted but does not provide the guarantees and pro-life protections secured by statutory language in a law approved by Congress. The fact remains the actual health care bill that's been approved does fund abortion.”

“The question is: Which President Obama do you believe - a President who repeatedly and publicly opposed the pro-life language in the earlier House-passed bill - or, a President who now promises an Executive Order to secure the votes he needed to pass a very dangerous health care package?”

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