"Samantha Burton wanted to leave the hospital. Her doctor strongly disagreed, enough to go to court to keep her there.
She smoked cigarettes during the first six months of her pregnancy and was admitted on a false alarm of premature labor. Her doctor argued she was risking a miscarriage if she didn't quit smoking immediately and stay on bed rest in the hospital, and a judge agreed."
AP News
If Ms. Burton had wanted to leave the hospital to have an abortion do you think there would have been any problem? Of course not. For while she may not have the right to choose to smoke she most definitely has the right to murder her child.
Right, Mr. President?
"Today we recognize the 37th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, which affirms every woman’s fundamental constitutional right to choose whether to have an abortion, as well as each American’s right to privacy from government intrusion. I have, and continue to, support these constitutional rights...
...Today and every day, we must strive to ensure that all women have limitless opportunities to fulfill their dreams."
Whitehouse.gov
Unless she dreams of a Marlboro.
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