Pregnancy. how does that work for people like you? you would be considered someone who aids and abets an abortion in a place like oklahoma. well, that s correct. and also, it doesn t end there. it has impacts on families, friends, colleagues, it puts people in a situation where they can t be open and honest, and it s incredibly dangerous and harmful to people across this country, in the states where these might stand where people who are trying to access reproductive health care. it s, i was incredibly disappointed but not surprised that the governors did find that. julie burkehart, thank you for your time tonight and thank for the time you have given this important issue for more than three decade, wellspring health access, we appreciate you being here tonight.
Years after the ruling, white students instructed separately and apart from black students, despite the court decision. some of those institutions included falwell s lynchburg christian academy which was founded in 1967. years after the brown v board decision, when the government tried to deny tax exempt stat us to segregated private schools, folks like jerry falwell were enraged. other schools like the bob jones university went to court over the matter arguing that racial segregation was a religious matter. they lost. the decision was nearly unanimous. the industry shows that the pioneers, for the pioneers of the evangelical movement, for people like jerry falwell, segregation was a motivating factor long before abortion was. in fact in 1973 when the supreme court decided roe v. wade, evangelicals weren t exactly
states. he says he s staying in. now the questions are can santorum find a path to challenge romney? it would be easier if gingrich gets out. the math, the rules, the history. everything tells you it s still romney over the long hall into may and june. but you know what? our politics have been outside the rules. we elected our first african-american president. the tea party movement came out of nowhere. so let s watch. santorum s going to puerto rico. then we have a big primary in illinois. back to the midwest where if you look at the demographics, should be a romney state. puerto rico is this coming sunday. huge. and then illinois is a week from now on tuesday. i think i need to go to cover it. in fairness to mitt romney, he s still away head in the delegate count. he s got more than all of the other candidates combined so far. and this isn t the way they wanted it to be right now. if they do go across the finish line, they re going to crawl across the finish lin
alabama and hopefully the folks in mississippi did we did? i guess. how happy is he? how happy is his family? back with us right now, our expert cnn team. john, this is a very significant night for rick santorum. just when so many of the so-called experts were saying romney had it all but done, not is fast. could romney lock it up or another revival for newt gingrich. he loses in the two south states. he says he s staying in. now the questions are can santorum find a path to challenge romney? it would be easier if gingrich gets out. the math, the rules, the history. everything tells you it s still romney over the long hall into may and june. but you know what? our politics have been outside the rules. we elected our first african-american president. the tea party movement came out of nowhere. so let s watch. santorum s going to puerto rico. then we have a big primary in illinois. back to the midwest where if you look at the demographics, should be a romney state. puer