Stephan:   More than anything the anti-choice Theocratic Right movement seems to me a study in nastiness, intimidation, and violence. This report tells that story. Anyone who studies this trend on the basis of data quickly sees this is not really an issue about unborn babies because if babies were their concern they would be passionate advocates for early child care, ending child poverty, child hunger, and augmenting child education. And they would be strong proponents of contraception and family planning, so there were no unwanted or abandoned babies. In fact, of course, they don't work to advance any of those issues; they work against them. So what is anti-choice about? First and foremost I think it is about controlling women. It is all of a piece with the Quiverful movement, wifely submissive and the rest of the late Bronze Age, early Iron Age values so cherished by the patriarchal right. And I think there is a second racist trope as well: the drive to create more White babies in a U.S. that is increasingly racially diverse and on the verge of becoming majority minority.