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Jan LaRue, the Concerned Women of America's chief counsel, makes a statement during her organization's press conference to show their support for Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito. LaRue lived a troubled life and had an illegal abortion before embracing evangelical Christianity and becoming a conservative Christian activist.

 

Jan LaRue, the Concerned Women of America’s chief counsel, makes a statement during her organization’s press conference to show their support for Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito. LaRue lived a troubled life and had an illegal abortion before embracing evangelical Christianity and becoming a conservative Christian activist.

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