Republican Women could change abortion debate in Senate

by Dennis Coday

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From The Associated Press:

Anti-abortion female Republican candidates could change political equation in Senate

By DAVID CRARY , Associated Press

NEW YORK - An unusually large contingent of female Republican candidates with strong anti-abortion views is heating up debate on the issue and could change the political equation in the next Congress.

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