Sarah Palin says Hillary may 'open her eyes' on abortion following daughter's pregnancy

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Last Updated : May 08 2014 | 3:55 PM IST

Sarah Palin, the former 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate reportedly said in an interview that Chelsea Clinton's pregnancy might open Hillary's eyes on the issue regarding abortion.

According to Politico, Palin said during an interview with "Extra" host Mario Lopez on the set of her Sportsman Channel show that it's not some disposable something, saying she realizes that her remark will be controversial.

Palin added that those who are in this position now as a parent or a grandparent realize sanctity of life- how innocent, how precious it is, adding that of all places it should be in the womb that these babies are protected, so maybe even on a social issue like that she'll open her eyes.

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First Published: May 08 2014 | 3:37 PM IST

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