Last June, five Supreme Court Justices reached the chilling conclusion that no law can be established to preserve and protect a viable child's life, at any stage of pregnancy, up to birth. Forget about any actual viewer or voter outrage that the highest court in the land affirmed a woman's legal right to commit infanticide. Aside from outcries by anguished pro-life activists and journalists, the potential for public outrage doesn't even seem to be there.
Life goes on, with a yawn, and an apathetic shrug.
As it stands today, the Court has nullified the possibility for states to restrict partial birth abortions. All these words are carefully crafted to defend the indefensible. Most Americans don't know that. It's permissible to muddy the waters, so long as the light remaining on the surface reflects the will of the pro-abortion extremists. For pro-lifers like myself, the same questions have been asked for much too long, with unsettling answers.