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Democrats Target Rep. Cravaack MN cd8
The Democratic National Campaign Committee is targeting this race. Expect attack ads from challengers.
8th CD Congressman Chip Cravaack
Rep. Chip Cravaack has been a faithful representative for the pro-life view. He has supported the pro-life position all pro-life bills that came before him:
- H.R. 2, to repeal the "ObamaCare" health care law
- He voted twice voted to cut off federal funds to Planned Parenthood
- He voted to block funding for Obama health care law
- He voted to cut off taxpayer funding of abortions
- He voted to ban the use of federal funds to train abortionists; and support conscience protections.
In addition to his 100% pro-life voting record, Rep. Cravaack has been working tirelessly to meet with constituents, to hear their thoughts and is busy helping them to resolve personal matters.
See: Congressman Cravaack's record on life issues.
Former State Sen. Tarryl Clark
On May 8th, 2011, former Dist.15 State Senator, Tarryl Clark (DFL St. Cloud), set up a residence in Duluth and filed for the 8th CD representative seat.
Clark has a near perfect pro-abortion voting record. She voted to:
- Force Taxpayers to fund abortions
- Against a ban on human cloning (6 times)
- Against a ban on using family planning money to perform abortions
- Against fully funding Positive Alternatives (3 times)
- In favor of taxpayer funding of Saline Abortions (3 times)
- In favor of allowing surrogate mothers to be forced to abort.
While redistricting will affect the boundaries or the 8th District, Clark has positioned herself to run against Rep. Cravaack whether or not the proposed redistricting plan is adopted or not.
Former Rep. Rick Nolan
Former 6th Congressional District Rep. Richard Nolan announced his candidacy for Congress in the 8th Congressional District on 7/13/11. Pro-life voters may remember that Nolan cast some pro-life votes while he was in Congress in the 1970s, in the last years of his term he cast six consecutive pro-abortion votes.
It is important to note that in 1976, Rep. Nolan (D) voted repeatedly in favor of the Hyde Amendment to stop federal funding of abortions, but by 1979, Nolan had flip-flopped and was voting in favor of taxpayer funding of abortions in the Labor-HEW Appropriations bill.
On his campaign website, Nolan has posted an audio about "politicians who say one thing and do another," in which he describes how he will keep his word.
Pro-life voters should be leery of
Richard Nolan. The issue of taxpayer funding of abortion is currently
before Congress, and Nolan has a history of flip-flopping his way to
a solid pro-abortion position.
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