[TheRealThing]

If Roe v. Wade is currently SCOTUS precedent, and has been for over 40 years, what is your reasoning for believing abortions will skyrocket if Hillary Clinton is elected?

In 1947 SCOTUS ruled errantly that the intent of the concept of the separation of Church and State was meant to protect the US Government from intrusion by the Church.

In 1973 SCOTUS ruled errantly that women could legally obtain abortions based on a ridiculous connection to the right of privacy.

IMO both of these edicts have been disastrous to the well being of the United States. Because of the 1947 ruling, we were forced inevitably, to deny the authority on which our laws are based. Christian principles of morality. Enforcing the law has since therefore, become largely subjective and optional. Since the 1973 ruling, and owning to the combination of cradle to grave welfare and a notable slide in law enforcement, extra marital births are through the roof. Why? Because men no longer need worry about footing the bill for rearing them, much less about marrying their mothers.

Explode obviously being somewhat dependent upon one's perspective, Hillary has vowed to see to it that no force infringes on issues of women's health. We (the American public) were told contingent to Roe, that abortions from that day forward were to be, "safe legal and rare, and would happen only in cases of incest, rape or danger to mother." Instead and very nearly 60 million abortions later, the slaughter continues unabated. We should be working to reign in the butchery, but all I've heard from Hillary are vows to protect the practice.

Donald Trump insists that he is opposed to abortion, and not that I know how much he can do to limit the practice, but you have one vowing to continue the horror and one vowing to work to set limits.