A New Ambivalence

 

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O'Steen is not the only one rejecting a centrist approach. Though the Supreme Court has no abortion cases on its docket, the next round of court cases—over small-bore measures like forcing clinics to have full surgical facilities—is emerging. Last week in Aurora, Ill., Planned Parenthood found itself defending its attempt to open a new clinic by listing its owner as Gemini Office Development LLC. The gambit failed; weeks of picket-filled protests continue. That could be new fodder for Tony Kaye, who wants to make another movie. Even if most Americans manage to find consensus, there are still enough die-hards to keep Kaye busy for years to come.

With Eve Conant, Martha Brant and Karen Springen

© 2007

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