Roe

Mike Stark — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 23:36:08 -0400

There has been remarkably little talk of the Supreme Court and the extreme views of McCain/Palin. Palin, a 72 y/o heartbeat away from the Presidency, opposes abortion even in cases of rape and incest. McCain has espoused a more moderate position - he'd allow abortion in those cases - but the difference is academic. After all, they'd both appoint Supreme Court justices that would overturn Roe.

http://womensissues.about.com/od/thepoliticalarena/a/GenderVoting.htm

In 2004, 60.1% of women and 56.3% of men voted.
That's 67.3 million women and 58.5 million men - a difference of 8.8 million.
In 2000, 56.2% of women and 53.1% of men voted.
That's 59.3 million women and 51.5 million men - a difference of 7.8 million.
In 1996, 55.5% of women and 52.8% of men voted.
That's 56.1 million women amd 48.9 million men - a difference of 7.2 million

From a 2005 Pew Poll:
Abortion is a major issue for those at either end of the political spectrum, but it also is viewed as very important by younger women. Roughly three-quarters (76%) of women under age 50 rate abortion as a very important issue for the court; far fewer males in that age group (58%) see abortion as a high priority. Women under age 50 also are far more likely than older women to attach great importance to possible court rulings on abortion.

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