A Bipartisan Choice (MISSION: to take the abortion issue off the Republican Party's agenda.)

The Pittsburgh Post Gazette ^ | 5/22/02 | Sally Kalson

[MadelineZapeezda]

On a day when opposing political parties chose candidates to face off against each other in November, Republican leader Elsie Hillman convened a bipartisan meeting at Chatham College yesterday called One Voice for Choice.

It was probably the most high-powered gathering of abortion rights advocates Pittsburgh has ever seen. Among them were Kate Michelman, president of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League (NARAL); Gloria Feldt, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America; Susan Cullman, co-chairwoman of the Republican Pro-Choice Coalition; and Pat Carpenter, executive director of The WISH List -- the political action committee that does fund raising for pro-choice Republicans.

[jwalsh07]

Murder has been around since Caine and Abel. I don't see you advocating for your brother to knock you off.

[Tralfaze McWatt]

The Roe versus Wade court decision is a classic example of Federal judicial activism, a leftist specialty. So, in essence, what these people want to remove from political debate is judicial activism. Not going to happen.