Texas Abortion Laws V. Supreme Court?

31 Aug 2021 22:21 #1 by FredHayek
Will the Supreme Court spike the new rules restricting abortion rights? Put a temporary hold on them until an official case reaches them in their next term? Could have major ramifications on the 2022 midterms is allowed to become law.

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01 Sep 2021 07:02 #2 by homeagain
REMEMBER K? "I don't think that RVW was correctly decided"......but it is set precedence. (paraphrased)

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01 Sep 2021 08:33 #3 by FredHayek
Totally horrible logic was used on that decision, right to privacy guarantees abortion rights? Nonsense. It does appear an abortion case is already on the docket in the new term.

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01 Sep 2021 09:24 #4 by FredHayek
Will this new law force liberals to leave Texas, making it a deeper red state? Or will the state's Democrat Party become more powerful due to more donations from other states?

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01 Sep 2021 13:00 - 01 Sep 2021 13:00 #5 by Rick
Why would someone leave a state because of abortion laws ? People leave when they want more opportunities or more freedom, or to be able to keep more of their money. If someone is leaving because one day they may not be able to kill their unborn child, their priorities are all screwed up and should head straight to CA or another failing liberal state.

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01 Sep 2021 22:37 #6 by FredHayek
Supreme Court upholds the Texas law 5-4. Roberts voted with the three liberals.

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02 Sep 2021 08:27 #7 by ramage
Roberts voted with the minority even though he stated that he agreed with the majority on the basis by which they voted. That is, the majority opinion that there was no injured person rather a hypothetical in the presentation to overturn the Texas ban. And until there is a plaintiff with standing the law will remain in effect.
Begs the question, why did he vote the way he did? Was he signaling that he will probably vote with the majority when an acceptable case is brought before the court? Did he want to keep the vote close so as to avoid protests?

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02 Sep 2021 08:43 #8 by Rick
He voted that way because he is not a man of principle and is not worthy of his position.

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02 Sep 2021 11:03 #9 by homeagain

homeagain wrote: REMEMBER K? "I don't think that RVW was correctly decided"......but it is set precedence. (paraphrased)


www.rollingstone.com/politics/political-...g-they-need-1219585/

''K'' just did what he said he would NOT do,because of set precedence. AND U THOUGHT HE WOULD UPHOLD HIS WORD????

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02 Sep 2021 11:19 #10 by homeagain
www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/s...an-law-supreme-court


SONIA calls out the shit show ......but,of course she is FEMALE.

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