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Bruning gave Planned Parenthood virtually everything it wanted in failing to fully defend the [[pro-abortion]] group's challenge to a state statute, resulting in an award of $110,000 in taxpayer money to Planned Parenthood.
 
Bruning gave Planned Parenthood virtually everything it wanted in failing to fully defend the [[pro-abortion]] group's challenge to a state statute, resulting in an award of $110,000 in taxpayer money to Planned Parenthood.
  
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Leaders of the [[conservative movement]] are unanimous in opposing Bruning's nomination.
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[[Red State]] lists an astounding number of [[liberal]] goals supported by Bruning:<ref>http://www.redstate.com/erick/2012/05/03/jon-bruning-loves-eric-holder-ronald-reagan-and-the-boy-scouts-not-exactly/</ref>
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*[[abortion]]: "I think a woman should have a right to choose," Bruning declared.
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*forcing the [[Boy Scouts]] to accept [[homosexuals]]: "I believe homosexuals ... ought to be able to be Boy Scout leaders ....," Bruning said.
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*[[gun control]]: "I believe in gun control. ... Many types of handguns and ammunition, however, need to be regulated," Bruning insisted.
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'''''Leaders of the [[conservative movement]] are unanimous in opposing Bruning's nomination'''''.
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Revision as of 04:18, May 4, 2012

Jon Bruning is a RINO, pro-Planned Parenthood candidate for the Republican nomination for an open U.S. Senate seat in Nebraska.

Bruning gave Planned Parenthood virtually everything it wanted in failing to fully defend the pro-abortion group's challenge to a state statute, resulting in an award of $110,000 in taxpayer money to Planned Parenthood.

Red State lists an astounding number of liberal goals supported by Bruning:[1]

  • abortion: "I think a woman should have a right to choose," Bruning declared.
  • forcing the Boy Scouts to accept homosexuals: "I believe homosexuals ... ought to be able to be Boy Scout leaders ....," Bruning said.
  • gun control: "I believe in gun control. ... Many types of handguns and ammunition, however, need to be regulated," Bruning insisted.

Leaders of the conservative movement are unanimous in opposing Bruning's nomination.

References