From WSJopinion: Abortion devolved into two phrases—pro-life and pro-choice. But the public’s view of abortion was more nuanced. That nuance is now showing up in state statutes, writes DanHenninger.
Wonder Land: Americans don’t want to forfeit forever their views on abortion or other personal issues. Images: Reuters/Associated Press Composite: Mark Kelly
Like the Milan fashion show, the nine justices of the Supreme Court are saving their most stunning cases for last. Thursday and Friday likely will see the release of the Harvard and North Carolina affirmative action cases and the case out of Colorado pitting a website designer’s religious rights against gay rights. None of these rulings are likely to produce the furor of last year’sdecision overturning the constitutional right to an abortion, which sent thousands into the streets.
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