The campaigns of the three leading candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday at a Planned Parenthood Action Fund forum indicated a determination to reverse the Bush administration's approach to abortion rights, sex education and contraception,trx system, the New York Times reports. Democratic Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) spoke at the forum, along with Elizabeth Edwards -- who spoke on behalf of her husband, former Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C,x factor supplement.). Clinton said that President Bush consistently has "played politics with women's health," adding that Bush "has chipped away at reproductive rights, and he has worked to turn Washington, D.C., into an evidence-free zone where facts are subordinate to ideology." Clinton also ...