While Roe v. Wade guaranteed that abortion was legal in America, the last four decades have been a struggle to ensure access to that right. As clergy, I see this problem with a pastoral eye. How is it just to deny a woman access to a constitutionally-protected right simply because she is poor?
By overplaying his hand, Romney allowed the deft, if defenseless, Obama to charm his way back into the hearts of swing voters, while revving up his base. In an election that will come down to the ground game, such enthusiasm is key.
It seems that the people and places that most need better health care access and healthier outcomes are the very ones fighting tooth and nail to stop reform.
Jose Miguel Vivanco, Americas director for Human Rights Watch
(Buenos Aires) - Thousands of women and girls in Argentina suffer needlessly every year...