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==Political Positions==
==Political Positions==
===Social Issues===
===Social Issues===
Levin's voting record in the senate proves that he is a hard-core [[liberal]]<ref name="OTIcarl">OnTheIssues.org - [http://www.ontheissues.org/Senate/Carl_Levin.htm Carl Levin]</ref>. Levin supports that expansion of [[embryonic stem cell]] research and voted no on a mandatory patently notification for miners who wish to get a out of state [[abortion]]. A liberal abortion rights group, NARAL, gave him a 100% rating, proving his stance pro-abortion stance. Liven also opposes the federal marriage amendment<ref>OnTheIssues.org - [http://www.ontheissues.org/Background_Abortion.htm Background on Abortion]</ref>.
Levin's voting record in the senate proves that he is a hard-core [[liberal]]<ref name="OTIcarl">OnTheIssues.org - [http://www.ontheissues.org/Senate/Carl_Levin.htm Carl Levin]</ref>. Levin supports the expansion of [[embryonic stem cell]] research, and voted no on mandatory parental notification for minors who wish to get an out of state [[abortion]]. [[NARAL]], A liberal abortion rights group, gave him a 100% rating, proving his pro-abortion stance. Levin also opposes the federal marriage amendment<ref>OnTheIssues.org - [http://www.ontheissues.org/Background_Abortion.htm Background on Abortion]</ref>.
===Fiscal Issues===
===Fiscal Issues===
Levin's voting record shows his unwillingness to cut government spending and taxes. In 2005 Leven voted against a bill that would reduce federal spending by over 440 billion, he also also voted against initiating a government effectiveness rating<ref>OnTheIssues.org - [http://www.ontheissues.org/Background_Budget_+_Economy.htm Background on Budget & Economy]</ref>. He also voted against a bill which would give citizens $350 billion in tax breaks over 11 years.<ref name="OTIcarl"/>
Levin's voting record shows his unwillingness to cut government spending and taxes. In 2005 Leven voted against a bill that would reduce federal spending by over 440 billion, he also also voted against initiating a government effectiveness rating<ref>OnTheIssues.org - [http://www.ontheissues.org/Background_Budget_+_Economy.htm Background on Budget & Economy]</ref>. He also voted against a bill which would give citizens $350 billion in tax breaks over 11 years.<ref name="OTIcarl"/>