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Herman Cain

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I do not think abortion should be legal in this country. Abortion should not be legal. That is clear. But if a family made the decision to break the law, that's that family's decision.
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America Live, Fox News, 21 October 2011 , quoted in Alvarez, Alex (21 October 2011), "Herman Cain: I’m Not Pro-Choice, I’m Pro-Choice On Getting An Illegal Abortion", Mediaite, retrieved on 2011-10-23 

 
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