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The U.S. Supreme Court has proven beneficial over time and now faces some crucial questions regarding its ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade. It’s problematic that the case was overturned and shattering to many who supported Roe v. Wade. The hard-fought Roe v. Wade case and celebrated win had proven justified for women everywhere.
The freedoms of privacy and choice to chart your own life without being impeded by others are so important.
You can tighten laws but a change of heart by far is more permanent.
Gerald Norrgard
Duluth
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