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Creigh Deeds is strongly pro-choice on [[abortion]], in the state legislature he voted for [[partial birth abortion]], against a 24 hour waiting period, against the parental consent amendment and offered an emergency contraception access bill. "I am pro-choice...we have to keep abortion legal." <ref>http://www.armyofgod.com/CraigDeedsPolitician.html</ref>
 
Creigh Deeds is strongly pro-choice on [[abortion]], in the state legislature he voted for [[partial birth abortion]], against a 24 hour waiting period, against the parental consent amendment and offered an emergency contraception access bill. "I am pro-choice...we have to keep abortion legal." <ref>http://www.armyofgod.com/CraigDeedsPolitician.html</ref>
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[[Douglas Wilder]], the former Democrat Governor of Virginia and the nations first [[African American]] governor, has withheld from endorsing Deeds, saying he has concerns over Deeds' stances on "financial stewardship", [[gun control]] and [[abortion]]. "It can't be just that we have to go along because he's a Democrat. That doesn't cut it for me...The question is leadership. Where is your mantle of leadership? I have not seen it." On the contrary Wilder called Deeds' [[Republican]] opponent [[Bob McDonnell]] "pleasant folk, a family man." <ref>http://voices.washingtonpost.com/virginiapolitics/2009/07/wilder_deeds_has_not_yet_asked.html</ref>
 
  
 
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Robert Creigh Deeds (born January 4, 1958) is a member of the Virginia Senate and the Democrat nominee for Governor of Virginia in the 2009 election. He unsuccessfully ran for Attorney General in 2005.

Creigh Deeds is strongly pro-choice on abortion, in the state legislature he voted for partial birth abortion, against a 24 hour waiting period, against the parental consent amendment and offered an emergency contraception access bill. "I am pro-choice...we have to keep abortion legal." [1]

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