LA Times: 'Abortion fatigue' on both sides as Kansas clinic closes

Here, on a freeway frontage road, ground zero of the abortion wars for nearly three decades, there was, it seemed, nothing left to fight over.

Now the national conversation over legalized abortion has shifted away from Women’s Health Care Services, the beige one-story building where Tiller practiced — as one of only a handful of physicians in the country who performed late-term abortions.

Many Wichitans — even those who have dedicated their lives to the issue — say they have wearied of the abortion wars that had been fought continuously on their doorstep until Tiller was gunned down in his church lobby May 31.

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7 comments on “LA Times: 'Abortion fatigue' on both sides as Kansas clinic closes

  1. MargaretG says:

    [blockquote] And they hope that Tiller’s death will inspire young doctors to replenish the shrinking (and graying) ranks of abortion provider [/blockquote]

    One of the most interesting phenomenon is the way that the pro-abortion medical lobby has been unable to “procreate”.

  2. Tegularius says:

    Terrorism works.

  3. ember says:

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  4. Katherine says:

    Young doctors just don’t want to go into the business of killing babies. As the article says, the late-term abortionists are graying.

  5. Katherine says:

    Sad link, #2. Fails entirely to take Christian teaching on abortion and sexual behavior seriously.

  6. libraryjim says:

    Gee after every Islamic Extremist/terrorist attack, we get article after article stating that ‘we do not believe every Muslim group or individual are terrorists.’ So where are the articles proclaiming “we do not believe every pro-life group or individual are terrorists and murderers”?

  7. TridentineVirginian says:

    #2 – did you really find it necessary to post a slice of fresh Hell?

    I haven’t seen a Tom Tomorrow comic in years, but his shtick appears to be just as loathsome as ever.