“We’re still debating whether or not in the first trimester there should be the right to abort . . .”
I’ve been active in the pro-life movement since 1970, when a ballot referendum in the state of my then residence legalized abortion (I don’t remember specific limitations imposed, if any). But I am not expert in law. It is said that a right to abort cannot be found in the U. S. Constitution, but do not the Roe v. Wade findings assert and implicitly presume to acknowledge and defend such a right? In my opinion abortion for the sake of personal convenience is utterly inconsistent, by implication if not in explicit language, with the very founding principles of the U. S. A., and thus would not be authorized by a Constitution designed to lend operational substance to the Declaration of Independence.
All you have read is Andrea Mitchell!
Liberal from hell!
Go away Andrea