Abortion Issue Could Sway Health Reform’s Ally

Published On: November 13th, 2009

The last thing Democrats need right now is a fight over health care with a powerful outside group. Yet that’s exactly what may be taking shape with the nation’s Catholic bishops — a group that ought to be an ally in the struggle to pass health-care reform. WSJ’s Jerry Seib explains.

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