First of all, Roe v. Wade is widely regarded as a poor legal decision. Even many legal scholars who support abortion recognize the case was not decided based on the law or the U.S. Constitution. Together with its companion case Doe v. Bolton, Roe v. Wade “legalized” abortion through all nine months of pregnancy in the United States, which is an extreme position that the American public generally rejects. Only five countries have such an extreme abortion law. It was also birthed under fabrications and lies by naïve signers and unscrupulous attorneys.
Roe mainly setup a trimester framework for future abortion laws. Doe states how a pregnant woman qualifies for an abortion – from saving the life of the mother, to health provisions which could mean anything.
In 1991, my wife Susan was invited to speak before the National Press Club in Washington D.C. regarding the “Shake the Nation Back to Life” campaign. At that event we met Sandra Cono, the Doe of Doe v Bolton. She said that she never wanted an abortion, and that she saw her attorney in hopes of divorcing her husband and getting her three children back. She claims her attorney forged her signature ...
