Standing to my left is kathryn kolbert, who recently retired as the Constance Hess williams 66th director of the center for leadership studies, professor of leadership studies and professional practice in the Political Science department at barnard college. In 1992, she argued the landmark case of planned parenthood v. Casey before the Supreme Court. Since then, she has worked for and overseen different organizations, such as people for the american way. Mary ziegler is a professor at Florida State University College of law. Shes a historian and has written numerous books and articles on this topic. Her new book is titled abortion in america a legal history and is forthcoming soon. Catherine glenn foster is president and ceo of americans united for life. In addition to her work at aul, she serves on the boards of the Christian Legal Society in d. C. , the family policy alliance, and he rockville women center. Shes a fellow with the James Wilson Institute on National Rights and american
Discusses impeachment efforts and the supply complain. Her recentalus on piece on asylumseekers at th u. S. Mexico border. Host good morning and welcome to washington journal for wednesday, october 2, 2019. We would like to hearrom republicans only this first hour. Republican callers only to hear your thoughts on the impeachment inquiry on President Trump. Do you still support him . How do you think he is responding . We will also look at the latest polls on how other republicans are feeling. Republicans only. 2027488000 if you live in the eastern and central time zones. 2027488001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. You can send us a text. That is 2027488003. Make sure you put your name on there, where you are texting from. cspanwjs how you send a tweet and we are on facebook at facebook. Com cspan. At the start of the program yesterday, we looked at polls. More specifically on republican support, the impeachment and job support numbers. Lets look at this Monmouth University poll
Daca. And state funding for lives that occasion. Watch on cspan host joining us this morning, Catherine Glenn foster, ceo of americans united for life. There are support there are potential Supreme Court challenges for roe v. Wade in the upcoming term. Tell us for tell us about americans united for life. What is your main mission . Guest we were founded in 1971, two years before roe v. Wade legalized abortion nationwide. We were founded to work in the statehouses and in congress. Educating people about the facts about abortion and the law about abortion. So you guys have been fairly busy, i assume, with the statehouse efforts to change abortion laws across the country. Guest we certainly have. So many lawmakers are relying upon bills related to abortion and other life issues, and also turning to us for testimony and other support, both passing and defending prolife bills. Host must be a fairly Big Organization with people spread out across the country, working on this legislation . Gue
Joining us this morning is Catherine Glenn foster, president and ceo of americans united for life. Joining us to talk about legislation, antiabortion legislation happening across the country and potential Supreme Court challenges to roe v. Wade in the upcoming term. Tell us about americans united for life. How did your Organization Get founded and whats your main mission. Sure. We were founded in 1971 two years before roe v. Wade legalized abortion nationwide. We found it to work in state houses and congress and in the courts and culture to educate people about the facts about apporti abortion and the law about abortion. You folks, i assume, have been fairly busy with the state house efforts to change abortion laws across this country. We certainly have. So many lawmakers across the country are relying upon our suite of nearly 60 model bills relating to abortion and life issues. And also turning to us for testimony and other support in both passing and defending these prolife bills. Mu
Cspan. Joining us this morning, ceo ofne glenn foster, americans united for life. There aresupport potential Supreme Court challenges for roe v. Wade in the upcoming term. Tell us for americans tell us about americans united for life. What is your main mission . 1971, we were founded in two years before roe v. Wade legalized abortion nationwide. We were founded to work in the statehouses and in congress. Educating people about the facts about abortion and the law about abortion. Host so you guys have been fairly busy, i assume, with the statehouse efforts to change abortion laws across the country. Guest we certainly have. So many lawmakers are relying abortions related to and other life issues, and also turning to us for testimony and other support, both passing and defending prolife bills. Host must be a fairly Big Organization with people spread out across the country, working on this legislation . Guest we travel the country, absolutely. Crisscrossing the nation so often, it seems