Bush Vetoes Abortion Funds
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Since the Supreme Court decision Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services earlier this year, I have read scores of articles in both lay and legal publications on its significance. Nothing I have read was as sweeping in scope and penetrating in analysis as Assemblyman Friedman’s article.
With tacticians as brilliant as Friedman leading the pro-choice movement, anti-abortionists may come to regret that they overturned the status quo.
REP. HENRY A. WAXMAN
D-Los Angeles
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