[narses]

Wait, you screamed bloody murder when I asked if you, like T. Paine, were an atheist. Who are you to lecture about 'heat'?

[Amelia]

Now, I have a question. Apparently the idea here is that Roe V. Wade must be overturned, and the issue of abortion turned back over to the states. I have no problem with that.

My question is, how does one guarantee that RvW will be overturned? I don't believe either side will approve USSC judges who proclaim that they will impose either pro-life or pro-abortion views on the courts. We certainly all can agree (I hope!) that we expect President Bush to nominate, and Congress to approve (assuming they can get the Dem support necessary) conservative judges who are strict constructionists.

However, the USSC is not subject to political pressure, and so can't actually be forced to do anything.

What more do you expect the President to do?