Supreme Court Poised to Overturn Roe, Draft Opinion Shows
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anonymoose
Classical Liberal
I’m pro death but also states’s rights.
State rights prevails, in my humble legal opinion.
State rights prevails, in my humble legal opinion.
ExpressLane
Verified User
I'm pro states right.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
I find it amusing the left asks if the court can keep it a secret while simultaneously claiming to reveal the secret.......
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
the truth is, the nine justices still have to vote to determine which drafted decision will be the majority opinion.......there's probably a competing drafted opinion deciding the opposite......
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
that being said, I would be delighted if the court decided that killing children is a bad thing........long overdue........
Life is Golden
It's Morning in America Again
“The inescapable conclusion is that a right to abortion is not deeply rooted in the Nation’s history and traditions,” Alito writes.
Umm, no shit.
Umm, no shit.
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
This effects a small percentage of the population - women of child bearing age and I suspect mostly single women.
I’d think most married couples are happy to have kids.
It also has no effect on the economy, the border, crime or foreign policy.
BUT it would be a major victory for state’s rights, which IMO is far more important.
I’d think most married couples are happy to have kids.
It also has no effect on the economy, the border, crime or foreign policy.
BUT it would be a major victory for state’s rights, which IMO is far more important.
T. A. Gardner
Thread Killer
Like Madcow has to worry about getting an abortion. Nobody on this planet would fuck her even if she were paying...
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
So there is no opinion yet. What’s the brouhaha about?
Melchizedek = Michael
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States rights was decided in the Civil War
Drama. The court takes a preliminary vote and the Chief Justice assigns the opinion to a justice in the majority. That draft is circulated and comments and compromises made. Then, they take a final vote. Sometimes, votes may change based on the final draft opinion.
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
What I thought. So it was leaked by a clerk in the hope to influence the final vote.
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
I thought it was decided in the Constitution.
Melchizedek = Michael
Verified User
You thought wrong
It might be because journalists and officials do each other favors in return for information.
It might be to generate hysteria about the decision to mobilize the pro-abortion forces; however, individual justices are unlikely to change their vote based on public opinion.
States' right about slavery and secession was decided by the Civil War. It had nothing to do with abortion issues.
If Roe is overturned that changes the constitutional interpretation.
Melchizedek = Michael
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There is no abortion issue! It was already decided by the Supreme Court! Roe vs Wade