Ilyse Hogue

NARAL Pro-Choice America

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Ilyse Hogue is President of NARAL Pro-Choice America.

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The Pro-Life movement plans to hold Donald Trump to written promises he made late in the general election campaign. Leaders say they're more energized than at any time since Roe v.

Donald Trump and the politics of abortion

The Pro-Life movement plans to hold Donald Trump to written promises he made late in the general election campaign. Leaders say they're more energized than at any time since Roe v.

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