So too the SC Personhood Bill can, LORD willing, help overturn
the unconstitutional abomination of Roe v. Wade (1973).
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If Briggs v. Elliott, a private lawsuit filed in South Carolina, became part of the historic Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka (KS) (1954) case, which helped overturn the 58-year-old U.S. Supreme Court precedent of “separate but equal” established by Plessy v. Ferguson (1896); which is TODAY commemorated on the panels of the South Carolina State House African American History Monument, …
… Then why cannot the South Carolina Personhood Bill (S.450 / H.3526) be passed and become part of a joint lawsuit with other States passing Personhood legislation (State statutes or constitutional amendments), to overturn the unconstitutional abomination of Roe v. Wade (1973) ? Colorado, has already conducted a State Personhood Constitutional Amendment ballot initiative, in November 2008 – and over 585,000 voters (over 26 %) voted in support of the Colorado Personhood Amendment.
Briggs v. Elliott, part of the historic Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court case that
overturned the “separate but equal” doctrine of Plessy v. Ferguson, is prominently displayed
in the panels of the SC State House African American History Monument [ Photo: Steve Lefemine ]
overturned the “separate but equal” doctrine of Plessy v. Ferguson, is prominently displayed
in the panels of the SC State House African American History Monument [ Photo: Steve Lefemine ]
Colorado has once again certified a Personhood Amendment ballot initiative for the Nov. 2010 General Election – if the amendment passes, Colorado will become the first State in U.S. history to recognize the God-given, Declaration-of-Independence-affirmed, unalienable right to life of every human being as a “person” beginning at fertilization, in State Law. In addition, the State of Mississippi, with only one child-murder center left in the State (South Carolina has three – one each in Greenville, Columbia, Charleston), has been certified for a Personhood Amendment ballot initiative for the Nov. 2011 General Election – with the active, public support of the sitting Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi, wide support from Christian churches, and support from a national pro-family organization (AFA) based in Mississippi, the prospects for passage of the Personhood Constitutional Amendment in Mississippi, Lord willing, by the grace of God, appear to be very strong indeed. One day, the evil of Abortion, like the evil of American Slavery, will end.
Distributed to State Senators in Senate Chamber, State House, Columbia, SC - May 27, 2010
