Norma McCorvey was a symbol of abortion rights, but reversed her views later in life.
Norma McCorvey became an almost mythological figure to millions of Americans, more a symbol of what they believed in than who she was.
Since the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling of Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion in America, perhaps 50 million legal abortions have been performed in the United States.
That she became an outspoken and dedicated opponent of abortion on demand after being the unwitting poster child for it says something positive about her character.
the left pro-death crowd used Norma to get their agenda through the Supreme Court...Norma Never did have an abortion and realized she had been used; then asked for forgiveness and repented. she tried to get the Truth out and had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ...lived out her Christian Faith until the end.
That she became an outspoken and dedicated opponent of abortion on demand after being the unwitting poster child for it says something positive about her character.
ReplyDeletethe left pro-death crowd used Norma to get their agenda through the Supreme Court...Norma Never did have an abortion and realized she had been used; then asked for forgiveness and repented. she tried to get the Truth out and had a personal relationship with Jesus Christ...lived out her Christian Faith until the end.
ReplyDeleteUsed and kicked to the curb. So sad! Democrats are truly dirt bags!! 50 million murders since then - shameful.
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