Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett signed an antiabortion newspaper ad more than a decade ago that blasted the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling, a public stance that brought new focus to a central issue in her confirmation battle
WASHINGTON—Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett signed an antiabortion newspaper advertisement more than a decade ago that blasted the high court’s landmark abortion rights ruling in Roe v. Wade, a public stance that brought new focus Thursday to a central issue in her confirmation battle.
A Senate Democratic aide said “the ad should have been included in Judge Barrett’s Senate Judiciary questionnaire and was not.” The Senate Judiciary Committee, which is vetting her nomination, had asked her to provide a list of all published...
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