51.   And some political activitsts who favor abortion rights have fallen in behind candidates who are wooing anti-abortion voters.

52.   And there are obvious, although indirect, things a president can do about abortion rights.

53.   And the crowd cheered wildly when he promised to preserve abortion rights, to oppose school vouchers and to support affirmative action.

54.   And the power of the Christian forces played a heavy hand last week when proponents of abortion rights lost primary races in Georgia, Kansas and Michigan.

55.   Ann Stone of Republicans for Choice, a group that advocates abortion rights, disagrees.

56.   And, just as Gore has argued, Bradley asserted that a Republican victory could lead to a roll-back of abortion rights.

57.   And they maintained that candidates who oppose abortion rights can still depend on support from an army of single-issue voters.

58.   Annas, the BU bioethicist, said he believed the abortion rights movement could have have defused the debate by agreeing that this particular procedure should not be done.

59.   Another Democrat from Georgia, U.S. Rep. Cynthia McKinney, will also talk tonight, voicing her support for abortion rights.

60.   And, like Flynn, Donnelly has a long record as an opponent to abortion rights.