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I don't see what is so terrible about allowing states to decide this issue democratically. That means allowing states to pass laws or not, as they choose. That was the procedure for 200 years of our country's existence, until the Supreme Court "discovered" a previously undiscovered constitutional "right" to abortion.

Clearly the Roe v. Wade Court engaged in judicial legislating. It decided to take an issue away from the democratic process, decide it and call its choice a constitutional requirement. Some call this the "living Constitution." I call it judicial tyranny.
 
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Here's the bottom line. American's presently oppose abortion in the highest numbers since Roe v. Wade. The Left knows that if abortion fails to be protected by the activist Federal court system, it's days are doomed in many states and restrictions will be passed in virtually every state.

It's difficult reading abortion polls. The methods by which questions are phrased illicit differing responses. But it appears that while in the 90's the nation was 60/40 pro-abortion that's slipped to about 55-45. This move to the right has people like LoZZZEr freaking out. Probably not as much as the pain he must be feeling at the death of ET. This place really seems to be dying a sudden death.........
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Roe V. Wade was in 1970.

Today, a clear majority of Americans WANT abortion to remain legal.

Republican spin doctoring won't cahnge that fact. Look at South Dakota. The legislature drank thier own Kool Aid.

The anti abortion segment is a very very very LOUD LOUD.........
minority.

Clearly, abortion wasn't an option when Orielly was conceived.
 
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