MLK’s niece predicts Roe v. Wade to be be upended, giving states right to decide

John Solomon Reports

Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Founder of ‘Civil Rights for the Unborn’ a pro-life organization, discusses the opening arguments today at the Supreme Court concerning the controverisal Mississippi abortion law. King explains that ‘Roe v. Wade is really bad law’, decided in 1973, is inconsistent with current medical knowledge and standards. Saying that the precedent that Roe left has ‘made the U.S. only 1 of 7 countries in world that think it’s okay to abort babies at 9 months’. King predicts that the Supreme Court will overrule the Roe v. Wade precedent, essentially allowing for the issue of abortion to be decided on a ‘state by state’ basis. Something that she compares to the ‘Martin Luther King Holiday’, which was ‘ratified state by state before it became federal law’.

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