Pro-Life GOP Senate Candidate George Allen Caught Owning Stock In Morning After PillNews VirginianAug. 07, 2006 |
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Kurt Michael, chair of the Augusta County Republican Party, told us on Friday why he was such a fan of U.S. Sen. George Allen, R-Va. “Character of that level is not found in other people,” he said, referring to Allen, who is running for re-election against Republican-turned-Democrat Jim Webb. We are troubled, however, that Allen is profiting off a drug that many of his evangelical supporters consider a form of abortion. Allen is staunchly pro-life yet owns stock in Barr Laboratories, makers of Plan B, or the morning-after contraceptive pill, according to his financial disclosure report. Taken within 72 hours of intercourse, Plan B prevents pregnancy. It seems hypocritical to oppose a woman’s right to choose while investing in a drug that does just that. Allen should dump his Barr stock. |