Friday, January 09, 2004
Clark: Abortion decision is the mom's alone
"The retired four-star general said he will discern a prospective judge's position on abortion not with a litmus test, but by reading his previous decisions to ensure that the judge has never upset existing judicial precedent."
Because we all know that none of the pro-abortion legislation upset the last couple of thousand of years of judicial precedent. Nor the gay marriage stuff. No, that's exactly in line with seven thousand years of common law . . . yeah. If you keep saying it, you might just believe it one day. You just might.
Because we all know that none of the pro-abortion legislation upset the last couple of thousand of years of judicial precedent. Nor the gay marriage stuff. No, that's exactly in line with seven thousand years of common law . . . yeah. If you keep saying it, you might just believe it one day. You just might.
