I mentioned this on the radio this morning. It’s powerful stuff, from ABC this morning, via Mike Allen:

Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.), author of anti-abortion language in the House health-care bill, tells ABC’s George Stephanopoulos on “Good Morning America” that he’s willing to bring down the final bill if abortion language isn’t changed: “[T]he bill that they are using as a vehicle is the Senate bill. If you go to page 2069 through page 2078, you would find in there the federal government would directly subsidize abortions, plus every enrollee in the Office of Personnel management plan, every enrollee has to pay a minimum of $1 per month toward reproductive rights which includes abortion. . . . [W]e’re not going to vote for this bill with that kind of language in there.” . . .
STEPHANOPOULOS: “Let me be clear here. If the president doesn’t change the language, if your language is not accepted, you and your 11 colleagues who voted yes the last time will vote no this time. Does that mean you’re prepared to take responsibility for bringing down this whole bill?”
STUPAK: “Yes, we’re prepared to take responsibility. I mean, I’ve been catching it ever since last fall. Let’s face it, I want to see health care. But we’re not going to bypass some principles and beliefs that we feel strongly about.”

Yes, Bart Stupak will vote for Obamacare if abortion is nixed. But considering the White House and co. is lying about abortion in the legislation at the moment, they don’t seem to be positioning to give in to Stupak.

UPDATE: Here is video of Stupak appearing on Fox News, calling the legislative process on Obamacare “tainted” and predicting that the Senate bill “won’t even come close” to passing in the House unchanged.