Ginsburg: We will never go back to the way it once was...speaking of Roe

 This article from Politico...leads with a discussion of abortion.

ASPEN, Colo. — Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg declared Thursday that abortions would continue to be available to women regardless of the legal challenges now being waged by opponents of Roe v. Wade.

"Over a generation of young women have grown up, understanding they can control their own reproductive capacity, and in fact their life's destiny," Ginsburg said in rare public remarks. "We will never go back to the way it once was."

Ginsburg said that any changes in access to abortion simply hurts poor women.

"If people realize that, maybe they will have a different attitude," she said.

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Kelly and O'Reilly on Ginsburg and decision on partial birth abortions....words matter!

Another good discussion between Bill O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly that show that words matter in the abortion debate. Justice Ginsburg did not want to call an unborn baby a baby in her dissenting decision on banning partial birth abortion. She wanted to refer to the unborn baby as a fetus. O'Reilly points out that back in 1973 when Roe was decided we did not know about DNA and to have human DNA at conception means that you are carrying another human. Fetus is just Latin for offspring. So they are arguing in the Supreme Ct. over language of what to call the fetus/unborn baby that is about to be executed in a most vicious manner. My it is hard to be for abortion these days...you have to twist and turn like a pretzel to get away from the humanity of the pre born human.