From the people who brought you Barack Obama’s second term:
If I both remember and looked this up correctly, Roe v. Wade determined by a 7-2 vote that "a right to privacy under the due process clause of the 14th Amendment extended to a woman's decision to have an abortion..." It was an interpretation of the 14th Amendment. There was no definitive declaration within the Constitution that defined the specific right to an abortion but, boy-oh-boy, don't you ever dare attempt to delimit this right within earshot of any of these upstanding, socially-conscious young folks who celebrate the liberal laying-off of hands to their bodies (except for when it's for our own good).
Okay, all these younger folks who preach about the Republicans' War on Women and how it's a constitutional right, don't really know what landmark case before the Supreme Court of the United States interpreted this constitutional right. Way to go, sports!Way to go, forgetting the basis of your rights and turning them into an expected entitlement that costs how many potentially loved and loving lives each year?
Please look more closely at yourselves in the mirror the next time you have to pause in your ceaseless texting, provided you can figure out where the freaking power switch on a bathroom mirror is.
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