Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- With the fight against the pro-abortion health care bill in Congress over and attorneys taking the cause to courts, pro-life advocates may not have much time to rest before the next battle begins. There is talk that pro-abortion Justice John Paul Stevens may retire and open up a seat on the Supreme Court.

Should Stevens step down in the coming weeks, the question will be whether President Barack Obama wants to spend more of what little political capital he has remaining.

He could opt for a far-left pro-abortion nominee to keep the seat in line with Steven's philosophy and position as one of the members of the five-justice pro-abortion majority supporting Roe v. Wade...