SAY SAYONARA TO ABORTION

July 27, 2005 D. H. McKee

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Now is a superb time to get that abortion you’ve been putting off.
Officially, Supreme Court nominee John Roberts’ opinion of Roe v. Wade is “opaque,” “mysterious,” or — my favorite — just “unknown.” But if I’m no genius, it doesn’t take one to suss out how Roberts will vote when the next big abortion case hits his docket.
Three facts indicate that Roberts’ confirmation spells the end of Roe v. Wade, the decision guaranteeing American women the right to an abortion.
First: Despite repeated denials, it’s clear that Sandra Day O’Connor’s shoo-in replacement is an active member of the Federalist Society, the far-right cadre of scary college kids who worship Ayn Rand, dress like Tucker Carlson and care deeply about your sex life. “Many key policymakers in the Bush administration are acknowledged current or former members,” reports the Washington Post. “In conservative circles, membership in or association with the society has become a badge of ideological and political reliability.” The group takes a hard line against abortion, comparing Roe v. Wade to the infamous 1857 Dred Scott decision defining slaves as property.
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