[TheRealThing]

One sad day in US history 7 misguided souls, justices of the US Supreme Court, ruled to legalize abortion. That day was January 22, 1973. Abortion from that day forward was to be "Safe, legal and rare." Those 'procedures,' were to be under the authority of the individual states. Since that date and despite any liberal rationalizations to the contrary, American hands drip with the blood of 60 million precious little babies.

Now you can call that astronomic number rare if you like, and you can and should thank the ridiculous mid 20th Century misinterpretation of the concept of separation of Church and state for all 60 million of them. I will have my own concerns while standing in front of The Eternal Judge to be sure, notwithstanding, I cannot imagine being called before the throne of Judgment having ruled in favor of Roe v Wade. Nor could I imagine the shame I might feel in voting for candidates who openly advocate for abortion on demand.

I would just point out there will be no wall of separation, no mitigating or clever discourse, no where to run to ease the pain of the reality of that "Great and terrible day of the Lord."

Government divorced from Godly respect is little more than tyranny.

Any constitutional scholar worth his salt will tell you there is absolutely no provision in the Constitution for special counsels.