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The Abortion Debate After Tiller

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Jun 2 2009, 7:00 AM ET Comment

The assassination of Dr. George Tiller has renewed a decades-old debate between pro-choice and pro-life activists about the fundamental nature of speech and protest, about slippery slopes and sacrosanct principles -- and about life and death.  Will Tiller's death influence the American abortion debate?


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