I haven't checked, but I'll bet this is the only time he cites the Constitution--except, perhaps, for the protection the First Amendment provides exotic dancers in thongs and Big-Bird regalia.A Woman's Right to Choose While I am Pro-Choice, I am not Pro-Abortion. Even though my wife, Kathy, and I find that solution a morally difficult choice, we believe nothing should interfere with a woman's right to choose. It is a private matter between the woman, her doctor or clergy, and her family or loved ones with whom she chooses to consult. It is not something which belongs under government control.
To make abortion illegal would create an underground female society of outlaws forcing women to return to the so called "coat hanger" days of back street clinics. To a place where "surgeons" are unlicensed and without adequate training using primitive tools that risks the lives of the women being (mis)treated.
Anyone harming or invading the privacy of a person making such a tough decision should know: They are breaking the law by violating protections guaranteed by the US Constitution.