NJ.comMurphy marks 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade by touting Democratic governors' support of abortion rights
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44% : Murphy, chair of the Democratic Governors Association, used the occasion of the Supreme Court decision that six GOP-nominated justices overturned last year to contrast the two political parties' positions on abortion.37% : But in their first month in office, House Republicans passed new anti-abortion legislation and Rep. Chris Smith, R-4th Dist., used Friday's March for Life in Washington to announce that they soon would consider a bill permanently banning taxpayer funding for abortion.
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