<p>The abortion debate is an emotional one.  In this episode, I explore and discuss the importance of allowing that debate to take place outside of Supreme Court decisions and why reliance on the Supreme Court as the final arbiter of such public policy issues is a threat to self governance and to the U.S. Constitution's structure of limited federal government.</p>

The abortion debate is an emotional one. In this episode, I explore and discuss the importance of allowing that debate to take place outside of Supreme Court decisions and why reliance on the Supreme Court as the final arbiter of such public policy issues is a threat to self governance and to the U.S. Constitution's structure of limited federal government.

<p>The abortion debate is an emotional one. &nbsp;In this episode, I explore and discuss the importance of allowing that debate to take place outside of Supreme Court decisions and why reliance on the Supreme Court as the final arbiter of such public policy issues is a threat to self governance and to the U.S. Constitution's structure of limited federal government.</p>

The Abortion Debate: Politics, Morality, and the Law

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The Abortion Debate: Politics, Morality, and the Law