The effort to persuade Sen. Ben Nelson to end his threat to filibuster health care reform without tougher restrictions on abortion have resulted in an interesting role reversal: three Nebraska pastors are now urging the senator to support the bill. Revs. Bert Thelen, S.J., Jane Florence and David Lux took to the pages of the Omaha World Herald on Friday in an op-ed that framed the need for health care reform as a moral imperative.
The trio didn't address the issue of abortion directly. But their pleas to Nelson to help pass reform (and "ensure" his legacy in Nebraska) seem to indicate that Nelson should save his concerns over abortion for another day. More.
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