The Big Lie

Tens of millions of murders began with a rape that never was.

Roe v. Wade came in with a whimper, but it resulted in a roar. The landmark Supreme Court ruling barely made headlines on Jan. 22, 1973. It was overshadowed by the death of former President Lyndon B. Johnson and by a major withdrawal of United States troops from Vietnam. A total of 58,220 American troops died in that devastating war—one for every 1,081 unborn babies who would be killed over the next 50 years.

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The Big Lie

The violence currently tearing America apart started with a lie about a gang rape that never happened.

Roe v. Wade came in with a whimper, but it resulted in a roar. In 1973, the Supreme Court ruling on the case barely made headlines. It was overshadowed by the death of President Lyndon B. Johnson and by the withdrawal of United States troops from Vietnam. A total of 58,220 American troops died in that war, one for every 1,081 unborn babies who would be killed over the next 50 years.

Servicemen coming back home returned to a country where murdering unborn babies was now a newly invented “constitutional right.” And that right was predicated on a big lie.

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