Abortion rights extremists continue to propagate myths about the potential impact of a conservative replacement for Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O’Connor. Although five of the current justices support the core finding of Roe, abortion rights activi…

Abortion rights extremists continue to propagate myths about the potential impact of a conservative replacement for Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O’Connor. Although five of the current justices support the core finding of Roe, abortion rights activi…

William Saletan, writing for Slate, counters what some of his colleagues there believe: that in nominating a SCOTUS justice the President “can’t risk a replay of what happened to his dad. They think he needs to nominate a moderate to…

There’s a lot of hand ringing going on in some quarters of the future of Roe, should Bush, as expected/hoped for, nominates a strict constructionist/originalist to the Supreme Court. First, I think it’s useful to point out that one justice…

O’Connor wasn’t the swing vote on upholding Roe, but she did stand in the way of something that rattles the very pearls on Nancy Pelosi’s neck.

It may not be much of a news flash, I guess . . . but Feminist Majority president Eleanor Smeal is lying to her supporters about the danger that Justice O’Connor’s resignation poses to Roe v. Wade. I use the word “lying” becau…

Which brings us to Roe v. Wade. Robert P. George argues from a scientific basis that a new, genetically distinct life is created at conception. That this aligns with a religious position is well and good, but not necessary to the argument.

However…

From LifeNews: A leading abortion advocate in the Senate has shocked political observers with a claim that thousands of women…

WASHINGTON — Senate Judiciary Committee members crystallized the debate over Justice Sandra Da