Pinnacle of GOP Anti-Family Agenda — Not the End

Now that the Supreme Court has issued its ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and Roe v. Wade is overturned, a larger question looms: Where does the anti-abortion movement go from here? For half a century, as courts upheld Roe as precedent and this “settled law” grew increasingly popular with the American public, conservatives worked tirelessly to install judges who would to unwork decades of progress. Thanks to a mix of guile (judicial nominees obfuscating their views to credulous senators), corruption (Mitch McConnell refusing to fill a vacant seat until a Republican was in the White House), and luck (the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg months before a presidential election), their hard work paid off, and the federal constitutional right to an abortion, as it was understood, is no more. Read Full Article »