[CharlesWayneCT]

Romney signed an October 2005 measure to qualify some 88,000 low-income residents for family-planning services, including abortion counseling and "morning after" pills. "We have no objection to the Legislature's directive that we seek a waiver to expand the eligible population to women with a slightly higher income," Romney spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom remarked.

Once they decided to offer any medical services to the expanded population, by court order that had to include legal abortion services, including the morning-after pill.

[DBrow]

” by court order “

It would be great, and reassuring for me, to read that court order.

Is it online?

[Diamond]

...by court order that had to include legal abortion services, including the morning-after pill.

I have noticed that numerous posters have pointed out to you the salient fact that the Court specified "medically necessary" abortion-killings, not unconditional, universal abortions. Why do you keep omitting this crucial fact?

Cordially,