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By Dave Andrusko Some stories just “won’t go away,” and rightly so. The aftershocks of Ruth Padawer’s “The Two-Minus-One Pregnancy” continues to be felt more than two months after her story first ran in the New York Times Magazine. Why? Why would “selectively...
Editor’s note. This first appeared on the blog of Right to Life of Michigan "Selective reduction" is a euphemism to describe a procedure in which one or more unborn children are aborted in a multiple pregnancy. Potassium chloride is injected into the heart of the...
By Dave Andrusko Just before we went on vacation, I ran a piece on Ruth Padawer’s extraordinary story in the New York Times Magazine, “The Two-Minus-One Pregnancy” that produced a lot of feedback. Padawer’s LONG and carefully research story detailed the evolution of...
By Dave Andrusko We first wrote about “selective reduction” a long, long time ago. A t the time I remember discussing how the logic behind “reducing” the number of unborn babies—while talked about exclusively in terms of a woman carrying many, many babies—could never...