Everything abortion touches, it corrupts. It has 
    corrupted family life. In the war between the sexes, 
    abortion tilts the playing field toward predatory males, 
    giving them another excuse for abandoning their 
    offspring: She chose to carry the child; let her pay for 
    her choice. Our law now says, in effect, that fatherhood 
    has no meaning, and we are shocked that some men have 
    learned that lesson too well. It has corrupted the 
    Supreme Court, which has protected the abortion license 
    even while tacitly admitting its lack of constitutional 
    grounding. If the courts can invent such a right, 
    unmoored in the text, tradition, or logic of the 
    Constitution, then they can do almost anything; and so 
    they have done. The law on everything from free speech to 
    biotechnology has been distorted to accommodate 
    abortionism. And abortion has deeply corrupted the 
    practice of medicine, transforming healers into killers. 

    Most of all, perhaps, it has corrupted liberalism.