HAPPENING NOW: A large crowd has gathered at Philadelphia City Hall to defend Roe v. Wade and abortion rights. alecia__reid reports
“Let’s remind ourselves that everybody believes in choice. The only difference separating people in this area is who’s going to make the choice,” Wolf said.
Tom Stevens, President and CEO of Pro Life Union of Greater Philadelphia, says they’ve been waiting for an end to Roe v. Wade for 50 years, saying the right to life is fundamental even in some of the most extreme circumstances. “Rape is the most horrific thing in the entire world but two wrongs don’t make a right,” Stevens said.
We reached out to Sen. Pat Toomey for comment. He did not respond specifically to the potential overturn of Roe V. Wade but said in a statement: “While the motive behind this leak is unclear, I’m concerned it was released as a political ploy to pressure justices to change their views when the rule of law — not public opinion — should determine the outcome and reasoning of a case.”Democratic Sen.
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