McCain's outright mockery of the health and life of the mother as being a legitimate reason for termination was deplorable. How dare he!?

Palin's answers on reproductive health issues, such as criminalizing abortion, were a rambling mix of contradictions and platitudes, much like her answers the bailout, health care, and the economy.

If the coming election is lost, to put the matter bluntly, women will come full circle. Overruling Roe would return choice to the states.

Do Democrats really perpetually want to lose elections to keep a small minority of Americans--the pro-choice fundamentalists--happy by keeping abortion legal up to the moment of birth?

According to CNN over half the delegates to the DNC are women. Here are some of the events created for women for the Convention.

The Republican leadership is not pro-life. They are simply against abortion for reasons of political expediency.

The "partial birth abortion" debate is an utterly pointless distraction, and Obama has completely played into the hands of the anti-choice organizations who want only to entrap him in political sport.

For the first time in decades, the makeup on the Court is direct and center in the election. McCain and Obama have staked out totally different positions -- and whoever wins will have two nominations.

It's surprising that more women aren't backing Obama given McCain's abysmal reproductive rights record.

The abortion rate in the United States has fallen to its lowest level since 1974, the first full year after the U.S. Supreme Court legalized the proce...

Antiabortion activists in several states are promoting constitutional amendments that would define life as beginning at conception, which could effect...