Next Tuesday finds the question of abortion before the Kentucky State Supreme Court. The hearing on a challenge of Kentucky’s so-called “trigger law” comes one week after voters rejected an amendment to specify in the state Constitution that there is no right to an abortion. David Walls is the director of the Family Foundation of Kentucky. He hopes the state’s highest court will affirm the position in the amendment.
“We just walked through almost 50 years of an egregious United State Supreme Court decision and finally had that course corrected. We hope the Kentucky Supreme Court does not go down a similar path. And we continue to be optimistic about that,” said Walls.
