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I hope Roe gets overturned and it may but I don't see us outlawing abortion in all 50 states. In fact, I see very few states completely outlawing abortion. And with different states having different abortion laws if a woman can't get an abortion in her state she can always go to a different state that will allow her to get one. That's why I don't see abortion ever stopping and why I don't make it a major priority when choosing the GOP nominee.

I don't see it ever stopping. What I hope to see is enough states illegalize it that it removes the perception of normalcy and acceptability. It hurts women, and we know what it does to the child. Women are scarred for life - Dr. David Reardon has devoted the better part of his career to studying the trauma, esp. those women who find out what an abortion is after having one! (Ironically this is one of the reasons its supports wish to suppress the truth).

Basically you and I share the same goals it seems. So let me ask why you think Rudy's liberal view on this issue and others will have zero bearing on his appointments to bench, or his proclivity to sign legislation like Rep. Hunter's Right to Life Act, re-introduced just two days ago, into law?