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 Rep. Paul Ryan, the Republican vice presidential nominee in 2012 and an 
abortion opponent, said Thursday that anti-abortion activists should try 
to build a broad coalition and find common ground with supporters of 
abortion rights as a way to advance their agenda.Ryan, R-Wis., said in 
a speech to the Susan B. Anthony List that those who oppose 
abortion "need to work with people who consider themselves pro-choice -- 
because our task isn't to purge our ranks. It's to grow them.""We 
don't want a country where abortion is simply outlawed. We want a 
country where it isn't even considered," he said.Ryan told the organization 
that seeks to elect women who oppose abortion rights that "labels can 
be misleading." He pointed to former GOP Sen. Scott Brown, whose 2010 
election in Massachusetts nearly derailed President Barack Obama's health 
care law. Brown supports abortion rights. In contrast, Ryan told the group 
that former Michigan Rep. Bart Stupak, who opposed abortion, "delivered 
the votes that passed it into law."Many opponents of abortion disagreed 
with the health care overhaul because it requires most employers to cover 
birth control free of charge to female workers as a preventative service. 
The law exempted churches and other houses of worship.Ryan said critics 
often urge abortion opponents to abandon their beliefs but "that would only 
demoralize our voters." But he said anti-abortion activists should work 
with people of all beliefs to pla
 eam meeting covered in the Mother 
Jones article reportedly took place on Feb. 2. Judd had been seriously 
considering a challenge to the Senate Republican leader in Kentucky until 
she opted against running last month.The McConnell advisers at the meeting 
could be heard discussing possible avenues of attack against Judd, one of 
which concerned her mental state."She's clearly, this sounds extreme, but 
she is emotionally unbalanced. I mean it's been documented. Jesse can go 
in chapter and verse from her autobiography about, you know, she's suffered 
some suicidal tendencies. She was hospitalized for 42 days when she had 
a mental breakdown in the '90s," one strategist said.
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