Roe v Wade

Was Roe v Wade ever the law of the land?  President Richard Nixon never signed into law a Roe v Wade Act of 1973.  Congress never voted on a bill making it legal to take the life of a child in a mother’s womb.  Seven judges on the United States Supreme Court decided along with Roe that a woman had the right to terminate her pregnancy.  So how could abortion ever be legal or the law of the land?  Here is what our Constitution says.

Article one, section one of the U.S. Constitution states this: “All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives.”  When ALL legislative power resides in congress, then NO legislative power belongs to the courts or the executive branch. If the court decision in 1973, which pertained to the parties of Roe and Wade, was the law of the land than wouldn’t all court decisions be thought of as law? NO! Judges write opinions not law and they are supposed to know the Constitution, what is in it and what is not. Roe v Wade should never have been considered the law of the land but is a great example of a lie told often enough, it becomes the truth. In order to be law, a bill must pass both houses of congress and then signed by the president. Abortion is not in the Constitution and the Supreme Court should never have taken up the case. It was and is a state’s issue. See Justice Alito’s opinion on June 24, 2022. Seven judges on the Supreme Court decided that it was legal to take the life of a child in the womb and that it is a mother’s sole choice to do so.   Those seven names should be as infamous as John Wilkes Booth or Lee Harvey Oswald.  These two assassins were responsible for the death of two presidents.  The seven judges in Roe v Wade are responsible for the death of millions who now if lived could be the President of the United States.  Those responsible for the death of millions of God’s children are Harry Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Chief Justice Warren Burger, William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall, Lewis Powell and Potter Stewart.  When these men were appointed to the Supreme Court, they took an oath to God with one hand on the Bible.  The two dissenting opinions were from Justice William Rehnquist and Justice Byron White.  These two judges knew God’s revealed law and they knew the Constitution.  They got it right!  One of Justice Rehnquist’s finest quotes is this: “No amount of repetition of historical errors in judicial opinions can make the errors true.” The 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v Wade got it horribly, shamefully wrong! The current Supreme Court in two thousand twenty-two have reversed it and though it is a victory, it took way too long! This is exactly why Constitution Hawks was created; to educate, repeat the truth and instill a passion for our U.S. Constitution!