The anti-choice folks have come up with an amazing new strategy to win over the Democratic party. Having failed to change national polling numbers over the past quarter century on the abortion issue by their religious/moral arguments, they are now appealing to the self interest of the Democratic party: in short, their argument is that the Democrats are aborting themselves out of existence.
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Click here to read a recent review of Beyond Choice in the Washington Post.

Click here to listen to an interview with Alexander Sanger on Bill Thompson’s “Eye On Books.”

The Sanger Family marched for women’s lives on April 25, 2004. I don’t recall that my grandmother ever staged a march for birth control. She often was marched to and from police stations, but she never staged a march on Washington.
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My Op-Ed from yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle:

Senate is no protection for abortion rights
Bush could make a recess appointment to Supreme Court
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From the Palm Beach Daily News:

Sanger: Pro-choice stance stale
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Scion of birth control pioneer backs abortion
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Sanger continues his feminist grandmother’s work
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Many voters who believe in abortion rights plan to vote for President Bush in November. They have a variety of reasons, but lurking not far beneath the surface is the belief that the President won’t appoint a Justice to the Supreme Court who will vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, or, if he did, the Senate Democrats would not permit it and would filibuster the nomination as they have done for several of Bush’s more radical appointees–Judge Pickering being one example.
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