Supreme Court on Abortion
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More people have never had less respect for the Supreme Court than after its decision on abortion counseling. Not only is the freedom of pregnant women compromised, but that of physicians. Chief Justice William Rehnquist’s court will never recover from this intolerable exhibition of bias. It is clearly a legislative decision and a potential forerunner to the most heinous of abrogations of our society. The people and Congress must immediately move to secure Rehnquist’s resignation.
MICHAEL H. SUKOFF, MD, Santa Ana
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