Ruling Draws Lawmakers Toward Political Minefield

The Supreme Court ruling yesterday resurrects the politically charged issue of reproductive rights just in time for the 2008 campaign season, but it may not be a fight the Democrats want.
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Shailagh Murray and Chris Cillizza

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