By the way, Dean is a doctor who adamantly supports abortion but claims in that People magazine interview, by the way, that neither he or his wife can do one:

Q: Were you both active in Planned Parenthood in Burlington?
Judy: We both worked there, while we were residents, but I wouldn’t call it active.
Howard: And no, neither of us ever did an abortion.
Q: Why do you say it that way?
Howard: Because I always get asked that.
Q: Why didn’t you perform abortions?
Howard: Because we don’t do them. They don’t train residents to do that.
Judy: When we were residents, we were working there basically to get GYN experience because you don’t generally do it on hospitalized patients. And then you start to have a practice without having a lot of GYN experience.
Q: Do you have a moral opposition to performing the procedure? I mean, you’re both physicians, you at some point –
Howard: I think that’s a private matter between the physician and the patient. I don’t have a moral problem, but neither of us is trained to do abortions. We’re both internists. Internists don’t do abortions. … It would be malpractice if we did.
Q: Would you do them if you’d had the training?
Howard: I’ve learned long ago not to answer hypothetical questions like that. Both of us chose internal medicine, so we never had to make that choice. I firmly believe in the right to choose. This is a private matter between a doctor and a patient. It’s none of the government’s business.