If someone holds these views in their mid-to-late 40s, what do you think will cause an earthshaking mindset change by her early 60s?
You might say "religion", but in response, I'd say that someone who can sway their opinions so wildly in one direction late in life could easily swing them back. All it takes is the right circumstances, and the left is more than willing to bring those circumstances to bear.
Besides, we have NO idea what her stand on abortion is now, and given the SC Justice approval system, she won't even get a chance to claim her view has changed.
She's done, or I'm done with Bush.
We don't know now. As for when she gave that speech, it is very unlikely she would have ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade. Partial Birth abortions and Parental Notification would probably get the right vote from her then, but not Roe v. Wade.
She's done, or I'm done with Bush.
I wish I knew what he knew about her. There has not been a President as prolife as George W. Bush. Reagan appointed Rehnquist, O'Connor and Kennedy. Only one of them was a likely vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, and that is only one of the issues of importance facing the Republic. I support President Bush. I prefer Luttig as the nominee. I don't trust Brown.