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Contributed by: YourHub.com on 10/28/2006

Good morning,

An Idaho gubernatorial candidate has joined the likes of Prince, Madonna and Bono by officially changing his given name to a new, catchy single name: Pro-Life. The self-named "most conservative politician in Idaho" changed his name in August to reflect his strong convictions, saying, "When sperm meets egg, that's a new person." Unfortunately for Pro-Life, his name-change request happened too late to appear on the ballot, so voters will have to look for his old name.

Anyway, I'm Kevin Hamm, a community journalist at YourHub.com I'm live on the site today and available to help you post something and answer any questions you might have. You can e-mail me at hammk@YourHub.com or call me at 303-954-5315.

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