Family Research Council and Charlotte Lozier Institute Launch New Website Exposing Lack of Abortion Transparency in Obamacare Plans
The Family Research Council issued the following news release:. The lead researchers of the data presented in the site, experts at Family Research Council and Charlotte Lozier Institute, spoke at the event revealing their findings. Family Research Council and the Charlotte Lozier Institute previously have reported on the lack of transparency in the…
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