what roe v. wade at this point is protecting in america the rights of poor women, women who don t have significant means, who live in republican-controlled states, who will then change the laws and restrict abortion or ban abortion completely. the wealthy women in those states will easily be able to travel to other states that provide abortion services and, of course, the big democratic states will preserve abortion rights as they have them now. and so a majority of the population, actually, will be living under democratic state governments that preserve all of roe and more. and so it s really at this point the protection that was being debated, really, in the supreme court was really just the protection of women who don t have the means, to create their own choices in these situations. that s right. and that s really why the choice framework, is more i will lus sorry than real, because for
and he matured quickly this a setting like that with a family that surrounded him and helped him and a community that helped him regain his footing. he began with interest in public service not because of personal ambition but because of his passion and faith for america and a belief that america needed individuals who would put the country first, who would put the issues of america ahead of the issues of their personal concerns. and so he went to washington. and tore 14 years he has been battling in washington as a leader and has found some extraordinary capacity there which is one to be an intellectual leader in our party. he is one of those that really understands how government works and how it can be tamed and we can restore to the people of america the rights and powers of our people. how states are the places where new ideas are developed and tested and grown. he understands the constitution and has done something that very few people in washington learn how to do. he made frien
dad suddenly passed away and he matured quickly in a setting like that with a family that surrounded him and a community that helped him regain his footing. he began with interest in public service not because of personal ambition, but because of his passion and faith for america and a beef that america needed individuals who would put the country first and who would put the issues of america ahead of the issues of their personal concerns and so he went to washington and for 14 years, he s been battling in washington as a leader and he s found some extraordinary capacity there which is one to be an intellectual leader in the pay. he s one of those that understands how government works and how it can be tamed and how we can restore to the people of america the rights and powers of the people and how states are the places where new ideas are developed and tested and grown. he understands the constitution and he s done something that very few people in washington learn how to do