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A short reflection: "Ginsburg and My Son's Death - Abortion's Reality"

From the "Reclaiming Our Children" website. It is short - seven paragraphs - and powerful

September 22, 2020

When the words came across the bottom of the television screen that Ruth Ginsburg had died I was filled with mixed emotions.  If I am going to be completely honest, there was a part of me that felt relief that now we could get a pro life judge on the court and end some of the slaughter of the innocent unborn by overturning Roe s Wade. The other part of course, felt sorrow and a host of other emotions, some of which I cannot even articulate. I was particularly disturbed that her last wish was that she would not be replaced  "until a new president is installed", I have no doubt this wish was because of her fear of the overturning of Roe vs Wade. Still, I was shocked that even at deaths doorway this was her priority.

When the words came across the bottom of the television screen that Ruth Ginsburg had died I was filled with mixed emotions.  If I am going to be completely honest, there was a part of me that felt relief that now we could get a pro life judge on the court and end some of the slaughter of the innocent unborn by overturning Roe s Wade. The other part of course, felt sorrow and a host of other emotions, some of which I cannot even articulate. I was particularly disturbed that her last wish was that she would not be replaced  "until a new president is installed", I have no doubt this wish was because of her fear of the overturning of Roe vs Wade. Still, I was shocked that even at deaths doorway this was her priority.

When the words came across the bottom of the television screen that Ruth Ginsburg had died I was filled with mixed emotions.  If I am going to be completely honest, there was a part of me that felt relief that now we could get a pro life judge on the court and end some of the slaughter of the innocent unborn by overturning Roe s Wade. The other part of course, felt sorrow and a host of other emotions, some of which I cannot even articulate. I was particularly disturbed that her last wish was that she would not be replaced  "until a new president is installed", I have no doubt this wish was because of her fear of the overturning of Roe vs Wade. Still, I was shocked that even at deaths doorway this was her priority.