Soundbites

Ò...a bunch of reputation-worshipping, baby betraying, public opinion 
mongering, constituent stroking, radical pacifist phonies.Ó
	ÑMichael Bray, a convicted conspirator in 10 Washington area bombings in 
the 1980s, condemning anti-choice supporters who publicly disavowed the 
bombing of the Morgentaler clinic in Canada.  Bray is the named party in 
Bray v. Alexandria WomenÕs Health Clinic, a case heard before the US 
Supreme Court that could seriously affect clinics' legal protection from 
harassment and blockades.

ÒAs the Supreme Court began to nibble at Roe v. Wade, ÔchoiceÕ took on 
the moral urgency that in another generation had been reserved for 
Vietnam.Ó  
	ÑTime Magazine, 11/16/92

ÒIf they (doctors who perform abortions) agree to stop killing children, 
ask them to put in writing that they will no longer do abortions.  Once a 
doctor gives you his word, either verbally or in writing, let him know 
that you will be checking up on him in the future. . .find out where they 
live and pick a time when their neighbors will be home.  A Sunday 
afternoon is generally a good time.  Carry signs that mention the name of 
the abortionist in conjunction with the word abortion.  Leaflet the 
entire neighborhood around his home just prior to the picket.Ó
	ÑExcerpts from the ÒNo Place to HideÓ campaign manual produced by 
Operation Rescue ÒNo Place to HideÓ is  a campaign  to terrorize 
physicians who perform abortions to give up their practice.  

Ò. . .the horror, depression and shock of Black Tuesday Night.Ó
	ÑJoseph Scheidler, Director, Pro-Life Action League, on the election of 
Bill Clinton.

ÒPro-choice America will remember the lesson of the years since 1973.  
Never again will we rest while an active minority works to strip away our 
freedom to choose.  The religious right remains powerful, particularly at 
the state level.  For AmericaÕs pro-choice majority, the price of liberty 
is eternal vigilance.Ó
	ÑKate Michelman, Executive Director, NARAL, on the results of the 
general election.  
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