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While he said there were “a few reasons to keep (abortion) legitimate and out of the backalleys,” he stressed the need to protect the lives of fetuses. “Certainly, we need to educate people concerning the issues involved.”

Frazier called pornography “as dangerous as drugs” and has advocated congressional legislation “to make it tough on persons using the protection of the First Amendment to degrade the traditional morals and values of Americans,” according to his campaign literature.

“James Madison spent money to print and distribute Bibles to each federal office,” he said. “Madison also spent for chaplains for the Senate. Does that sound like someone who wanted people using the First Amendment as a smokescreen to produce pornography?”

Frazier suggested anti-pornography legislation be worded to define obscene material as material that degrades and exploits women— a definition prohibiting pornography in American towns that have enacted

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