It seems that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been hanging around her good friend, Justice Antonin Scalia, too long.  She now says that the infamous 7 justices on the United States Supreme Court in 1973 got it wrong with their abominable Roe v. Wade decision when they decided that it was OK to kill innocent unborn babies in America.  At least, up to a certain point she says. 

LifeNews.com reported today that "In an amazing admission, pro-abortion Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says the Roe v. Wade case that allowed virtually unlimited abortions throughout pregnancy went too far. She admitted that the sweeping decision made it an easy target for critics."

LifeNews.com reported that "Because of the expansive pro-...

The "New York Times" reported today in an article entitled: "Appeals Courts Pushed to Right by Bush Choices," that President George W. Bush on October 6th in a speech before the Cincinnati chapter of the Federalist Society, pointed with pride to his record of appointing judges who do not legislate from the bench; judges called "strict constructionists" because they make their rulings according to what the law and the United States Constitution say.   Even the "New York Times" pointed out that one of President Bush's legacies will be a "lifetime-tenured force that will influence society for decades and that represents one of his most enduring accomplishments." 

President Bush noted in his speech that he has appointed a third...

The House and Senate Democrat leadership caved in to the desire of the American people to not have God forgotten in the new Capitol Visitor Center in Washington D.C.  Some 108 Members of the House of Representatives, both Republicans and Democrats, wrote to the House and Senate leadership last month to protest that any mention of God was "conspicuously absent" from the new visitor center. 

The builders and archtects responsible for the Capitol Visitor Center along with their Democrat overseers --  which is years behind schedule and hundreds of millions of dollars over budget and which will be visited each day by some 15,000 visitors per day according to estimates  --  had nary a mention of God and America's Judeo-Christian history in the visitors center. 

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