It was no coincidence that Roe court was all male

If men could get pregnant, feminists used to rant, abortion would be a sacrament. The statement borders on the blasphemous, but let’s thank those feminists for injecting religion into the abortion debate. There is indeed one side that considers something sacred, but it’s the so-called “pro-choicers,” not the ones called “anti-abortion.”

Pro-choicers consider “a woman’s right to choose” a sacrament, and the 1973 Supreme Court Roe v. Wade decision that overturned laws against abortion as God’s 11th commandment. And if pro-choicers have a high priest, he would be one President Obama.