[TheRealThing]

Actually, 7 ruled in favor, while 2 dissented. Of those 7 in favor of Roe, five were appointed by republicans, and were conservatives.

Okay, point taken. But, as I have said, I tend to line up with the republicans because they adhere more closely with the traditional values I believe in, not because I am a wide-eyed republican poster boy. Again, it is unfortunate that our court system thinks they can legislate moral issues from the bench. They usually get it wrong and Roe v Wade is a good example of that. It is the perfect example of an invasion by the federal government across the "Wall" of the seperation of church and state, to legislate matters of tlhe church. God is the Author and Finisher of moral affairs and the state should stick with what they do best. Protecting it's citizens from all forms of threat, foreign and domestic.