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Though the ''L.A. Times'' article admits to the crowding, it misleads the public in several ways.  The article conceals how the Missouri law applies to all [[abortion]]s equally, and the [[federal]] judge's injunction against the law has the effect of permitting second and third trimester [[abortions]] to be performed at overcrowded clinics.  The judge heard arguments Monday on making his injunction permanent.

Though the ''L.A. Times'' article admits to the crowding, it misleads the public in several ways.  The article conceals how the Missouri law applies to all [[abortion]]s equally, and the [[federal]] judge's injunction against the law has the effect of permitting second and third trimester [[abortions]] to be performed at overcrowded clinics.  The judge heard arguments Monday on making his injunction permanent.

The ''L.A. Times'' quotes three individuals who profit from [[abortion]] and oppose the law before quoting any defense of this law:  "We're applying the same standards of healthcare to abortion clinics as we are to other medical facilities," said Pam Fichter, development director of Missouri Right to Life.

The ''L.A. Times'' quotes three individuals who benefit from the [[abortion]] industry before quoting a defense of this law:  "We're applying the same standards of healthcare to abortion clinics as we are to other medical facilities," said Pam Fichter, development director of Missouri Right to Life.

== Point-by-Point Rebuttal ==

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