Whoopi Goldberg says abortion isn't included in the Ten Commandments: 'It’s you, your doctor, and God'
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Whoopi Goldberg said during "The View" on Monday that abortion was not mentioned in the Ten Commandments and argued it can't be applied to "Thou shalt not kill."
"No one is obligated to have an abortion. You never have to have one, and I hope no one ever has to have one," Goldberg said. "I want to make sure that if you decide this is what you need to do, I’m going to get behind you because I don’t know your life, and if you say this is what you need, that’s what I’m going to do." Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
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