Nancy Keenan on MSNBC's "The Last word with Lawrence O'Donnell"

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Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, was a guest on MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" to discuss former Gov. Mitt Romney's record on choice. Though former Gov. Romney once claimed to be pro-choice, it is clear that, if elected president, he would attack a woman's right to choose.

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  • Pro-choice all the way!!!

  • Way to go Nancy

  • @smartwarlord Did you read what I stated?

    Hate to tell you but Mr. Johnson is not a viable candidate.

  • @bobster451

    The pro-choice movement began in the Republican Party. After Roe however, the Dems adopted a pro-Roe position, so in order to avoid having an identical position to the Dems, some GOP Elites inserted anti-choice language into the GOP Platform. That however, has not prevented many pro-choice candidates from running for President and Governor.

    Many Democrats are also anti-choice, particularly in the South and Pennsylvania.

    Governor Gary Johnson is pro-choice and is running for Pres

  • @smartwarlord Pro-choice republican is an oxymoron as there are no GOP candidates that are pro-choice that could be considered viable. Just sayin'

  • I've just rescinded my support for NARAL with the statement "We are going to everything we can to get Obama re-elected"

    You alienate Pro-Choice Republicans like myself.

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