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Yesterday, House Republicans failed to enact a  ban on abortions  based on the sex of a child, but assert that  they succeeded in embarrassing Democrats, claiming that Democrats don't…

Does Sex Selection Happen in America?

Yesterday, House Republicans failed to enact a ban on abortions based on the sex of a child, but assert that  they succeeded in embarrassing Democrats, claiming that Democrats don't…

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