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Obama's transition co-chairman, said the transition team is
reviewing hundreds of Bush's executive orders, CNN reported Wednesday.

Also under scrutiny are the so-called gag order on international aid
organizations that either counsel or perform abortion, another
concerning oil and gas drilling on federal lands and the closing of the
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, military prison, Podesta said Tuesday.

John Podesta, Mr. Obama is beginning a review of Mr. Bush's executive
orders as President, and might rapidly overturn some of them - such as
those restricting stem-cell research

That did not take long. Let the killing of the innocent begin.

BALTIMORE (AP) - The nation's Roman Catholic bishops vowed Tuesday to
forcefully confront the Obama administration over its support for
abortion rights, saying the church and religious freedom could be under
attack in the new presidential administration.

In an impassioned discussion on Catholics in public life, several
bishops said they would accept no compromise on abortion policy. Many
condemned Catholics who had argued it was morally acceptable to back
President-elect Obama because he pledged to reduce abortion rates.

"I
cannot have a vice president-elect coming to Scranton to say he's
learned his values there when those values are utterly against the
teachings of the Catholic Church," Martino said. The Obama-Biden press
office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

"What
are the bishops going to do now?" Korzen said. "'They have burned a lot
of bridges with the Democrats and the new administration."