They were among the most stubborn, and paradoxically rudest people who came to lobby. Wade, was always a day to be dreaded if you were a congressional staffer. When I worked on the Hill, the annual visit to congressional offices by pro-life forces on January 22, which was the anniversary of the passage of Roe v. Oftentimes, it’s done abruptly, while in other instances, it’s done stealthily and slowly, chip, chip, chipping away until they finally get what they want - regardless of who has to pay the price. I’ve been around long enough in politics and corporate America to recognize overt signs of power grabs and people who would stampede over their mothers to get what they want.
