Flash: FOCA may not be so far away

I've been among those who doubted that the Freedom of Choice Act stood much of a chance being introduced into Congress. I thought the preventative actions already taken would be a serious deterrent.

Rep. Jerrold Nadler and Sen. Barbara Boxer, however, may have other plans:

Leading pro-life advocates have been criticized by the mainstream media for organizing an active opposition to the radical Freedom of Choice Act because the bill has yet to be filed in Congress. However, a leading pro-abortion Congressman calls FOCA a top priority and says the bill is coming soon.
A spokesman for Rep. Jerrold Nadler, a New York Democrat who is chairman of a House Judiciary subcommittee that could consider the bill, says the bill is forthcoming.
FOCA "is among the congressman's priorities. We expect to reintroduce it sooner rather than later," Ilan Kayatsky told the St. Louis Post Dispatch {full article here}.
"We expect it to be more or less the same bill with some minor tweaks," Kayatsky said. He indicated he expects pro-abortion Sen. Barbara Boxer to introduce a companion bill shortly. (LifeNews)

I hate last-minute Friday news bombs.