It’s not often that I agree with Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg, but she was right for more reasons than she probably realized
when she said last year that the Supreme Court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade went “too far, too fast.” Roe
protected almost all abortions from the democratic process and led to
four decades in which, by even the most conservative estimates, 50
million American babies were aborted and pulled from their mother’s
womb.
And, now thanks to a revealing book out this week called Abuse of Discretion: The Inside Story of Roe v. Wadeby veteran attorney Clarke D. Forsythe, we know that Roe was
not just one of the most controversial decisions in the Supreme Court’s
history, but also a poorly reasoned rush to judgment based on a wealth
of misinformation that has since been debunked. The first to look inside
the Supreme Court Justices’ papers, Forsythe shows the liberal
supporters of the decision made at least three shockingly erroneous
assumptions.
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