Prop. 4 restores parental rights
Re “Not about notification,” editorial, Oct. 23
The Times claims that Proposition 4 is really about turning “back the clock on abortion rights.” What the proposition really does is restore parental rights.
While The Times insinuates that supporters of Proposition 4 are attempting to mislead voters, what is clear is that the same social engineers who fought to make it legal for campus officials to excuse minors from school property to facilitate an abortion without so much as notifying parents (which present California law allows) have never attempted to override the law that prevents schools from administering aspirin to minors without parental permission.
No, their real goals here are to protect abortion at all costs. Their ideology is for a free-for-all society in which there is no judgment.
This is about circumventing parental rights -- not reproductive rights.
John Mancino
Lancaster
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