As President Bush begins his second term in office, the religious right has declared a mandate for its continued support from the government. It is within this context that anti-choice demonstrators marched in famously pro-choice San Francisco this Saturday on the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade, the Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion. While the anti-choice message often pretended solidarity with civil rights and feminist movements, the thousands of pro-choice responders rejected the notion of a kinder and more inclusive anti-choice movement.