How Will the Election of Obama Affect Roe vs. Wade?

The biggest factor in the abortion battle is the prospect of Roe vs. Wade being overturned. And for that to happen, conservative justices would have to be appointed to the Supreme Court, and that will be determined by the president and the Senate. President Obama and the Democratic Senate will not appoint conservative judges. But if Obama becomes unpopular during his term, there could be a backlash against him, and that could bring conservatives into the senate in 2 years and 4 years and a conservative in the white house in 4 years. If that were to occur, such a conservative administration would be able to appoint justices that would overturn Roe vs. Wade.

Whose Choice is "Pro-choice"?

Pro-abortion advocates label their position pro-choice, but abortion is not pro-choice. Abortion robs an unborn child of every choice he or she could every make. It is also not the choice of the nation through its elected representatives. As I point out in the article Whose Choice?, it is the choice of a handful of justices on the Supreme Court who have defied the limits on their authority granted under the Constitution and have taken it upon themselves to write new law.

I believe that Roe vs. Wade will be overturned, and when it does, the abortion issue will be settled in the Congress or in the state legislatures.