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Iowa Rep. Steve King’s Animosity to Hormonal Birth Control Remains Strong

The Iowa anti-choice politician still refuses to accept contraception as part of American culture.

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Florida Supreme Court Battle Could Set Dangerous Political Precedent

photo courtesy of Dawn Endico via Flickr

Increasingly conservatives are targeting state court elections as a way to advance their anti-equality agenda.

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Increased Access to Long-Acting Methods Reduces Unintended Pregnancies in Iowa

Photo: ABC 32-WNCF.

The Iowa Initiative says the rate has decreased to just 44 percent.

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On Meet the Press, Romney Repeats His Desire to See Roe Overturned

Photo: Huffington Post (via NBC News.)

The presidential candidate says he would like to see abortion laws returned to the state, but will that be enough to assuage anti-choice extremists?

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Do “Righteous” Candidates Support Forcing 12-Year-Old Rape Victims to Give Birth? SBA List Thinks So

Marylin Musgrave. [img src]

Does “courage” mean making really offensive, scientifically incorrect statements to support your position?

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King’s Denial of Child Rape Victims Just Latest of His Anti-Choice Diatribes

If Akin’s remarks have done nothing else, at least we are learning what the GOP really believes when it comes to rape victims of all ages.

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Rep. Steve King on the Campaign Trail

Via KMEG14: Representative Steve King, who’s running for re-election in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, made a few campaign stops today.

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Iowa Right To Life Seeks to Deny Medicaid Coverage for Pregancies with Fetal Anomalies

Marlys Popma, president of Iowa Right to Life.

Anti-choicers in Iowa are determined to force someone out of Medicaid-funded abortions.

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Graphic Anti-Choice Poster Causing Anger At Iowa Intersection

Who knew the “bloody fetus” posters were so spendy?

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Branstad Denies Iowa GOP Request To Ban Medicaid Funding for Rape Victims

Gov. Terry Branstad. DesMoinesRegister.com.

A back door attempt by the state GOP to narrow what qualifies for a Medicaid-funded abortion is turned down by the governor’s office.

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