Unfortunately, but unsurprisingly, President Obama’s pro-abortion Supreme Court nominee, Solicitor General Elena Kagan, was confirmed by the Senate last week Thursday. Kagan has a track record of personal and profession support for the putative right to abortion:  She was once a member and financial contributor to the National Partnership for Women & Families, a pro-abortion legal group, and during her tenure in the Clinton administration, Kagan played a key role in keeping the federal Partial Birth Abortion Ban from becoming law.

NPWF supports “reproductive health and rights,” by which it means “abortion services.” Kagan has donated to NPWF in the past, and when nominated to the D.C. Court of Appeals, she listed her membership in NPWF in a questionnaire.And during the intense debate over the federal partial-birth abortion ban in 1993, Kagan, a Clinton strategist with no medical expertise whatsoever, took it upon herself to revise ACOG’s position statement on the proposed law. Where the

Unfortunately, but unsurprisingly, President Obama’s pro-abortion Supreme Court nominee, Solicitor General Elena Kagan, was confirmed by the Senate last week Thursday. Kagan has a track record of personal and profession support for the putative right to abortion:  She was once a member and financial contributor to the National Partnership for Women & Families, a pro-abortion legal group, and during her tenure in the Clinton administration, Kagan played a key role in keeping the federal Partial Birth Abortion Ban from becoming law.

NPWF supports “reproductive health and rights,” by which it means “abortion services.” Kagan has donated to NPWF in the past, and when nominated to the D.C. Court of Appeals, she listed her membership in NPWF in a questionnaire.And during the intense debate over the federal partial-birth abortion ban in 1993, Kagan, a Clinton strategist with no medical expertise whatsoever, took it upon herself to revise ACOG’s position statement on the proposed law. Where the