Any Human Being Has Private Thoughts.

I Can't Find Anything In The Constitution That Says You Prefer The Life Of The Mother, Or The Convenience Of The Mother If It's An Abortion By Choice, Over The Potential Life Of The Fetus. Look, I Think Women, If They're Required To Not Have Abortions, Could Die And Could - So I Favor A Woman's Right To Choose.

If You're A Prosecutor, And You Believe The Defendant Is Guilty, You Only Talk About Ultimate Truth, But Not Intermediate Truth. If You're The Defense Attorney, You Care Deeply About Intermediate Truth, But You Tend To Neglect Ultimate Truth.

I Understand That It's Good Tactics To Categorize Me As A Close-minded, Unobjective Extremist, But Nobody That Respects Me Has Those Views.

Laws Are Important Precisely Because In A Democracy They Reflect The Attitudes And Aspirations Of Those They Govern.

Well, First Of All, No Professor Should Be Able To Say, I Refuse To Defend My Position. I Refuse To Debate My Position.