President Mitt Romney with a Majority in both houses of Congress will send this to individual states, like Ron Paul has been stating for a very long time.
Protect All Human Life
Romney won't do anything to change anything regarding abortion.
You're right, Luissa. If it is changed, it needs to be changed by the people.
And I'm not talking about left or right or Catholic or Protestant or Jewish. I'm talking about the people. The people should determine whether that is returned to states or kept as is.
The issue is all about the American people. It is not about one leader who will be in office 4 years or 8 years, depending again, on whether the people feel he served their needs.
And I agree with you. Romney said he won't do anything to change the abortion law. He is well aware that is Congress' job, and he will not fiat abortion to death, imho.
I do hope for one thing, however. It would be good if either states or the congress or both decided exactly WHEN life begins. That is something I don't believe has been done.
I personally feel that lies somewhere between the mother and father and when and where the fertilized ovum implants itself. They say many do not implant, or implant improperly outside the uterus where they become a risk not only to the mother's life, but to the well-being of the
fetus by perishing. Since an imminent certain death by hunger and starvation is not desirable, that is one of the times when abortion could be considered an act of mercy upon the entire family including the luckless fetus whose remains could cause severe problems and even sterilization to the mother's womb, giving her no chance to try again.
The only other issue I have with abortion is that its sheer numbers of over a million a year were never anticipated by the Supreme Court, and the government paying for all of it wasn't, either. That puts the government in the position of picking people's pockets who had no intention of ever engaging in the practice of abortion due to religious belief.
Also, I think the government ordering church facilities to do anything thus and so is an abridgment of the First Amendment and should be eschewed sans argument.
I'm against abortion being employed as a means of birth control. I'm not against it if the embryo or mother's life is certainly threatened.
I'm neither fundamentalist nor Roman Catholic, but I have read the Psalms, and I agree with King David's words to the effect that God knows you're there and growing in your mother before she does. I think those were words of love, gratitude, humility and wisdom spoken or sung within a decade of three thousand years ago.
My logic is if God knows you're there, you're alive. The founders did believe in a supreme being and in particular, God Almighty, God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob since the beginning.