Today, we’re going to talk about what is quickly becoming the political story of the year – abortion. On Friday, Indiana became the
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Larry Lease is Senior Editor at The Washington Ledger, where he is in charge of all things related to proofing and approving content among other things. You can also find his political thoughts on Twitter @larrymlease.
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