A Quiet Victory at the U.S. Supreme Court

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It may be 4-4 but the court goes on. A lot of stuff has been discussed and decided upon before the opening date of the current session.

Last Monday, on the opening day of the term, the Court announced that it will not hear a challenge to a 2014 Tennessee ballot measure, Amendment 1, which stated “nothing in this [state] Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion.” Or, if you prefer, look at the news through the lens of The Tennessean: the Justices declined to hear a challenge to “a ballot measure that eliminated the right to an abortion from the Tennessee state constitution.”

Thumbs up to the Supreme Court on this one.

Leftist judges try to override the will of the people by nullifying valid ballot measures. Thus, it’s refreshing to see the high court affirm the people’s right to speak up.

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It may be 4-4 but the court goes on. A lot of stuff has been discussed and decided upon before the opening date of the current session.

Last Monday, on the opening day of the term, the Court announced that it will not hear a challenge to a 2014 Tennessee ballot measure, Amendment 1, which stated “nothing in this [state] Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion.” Or, if you prefer, look at the news through the lens of The Tennessean: the Justices declined to hear a challenge to “a ballot measure that eliminated the right to an abortion from the Tennessee state constitution.”

Thumbs up to the Supreme Court on this one.

Leftist judges try to override the will of the people by nullifying valid ballot measures. Thus, it’s refreshing to see the high court affirm the people’s right to speak up.

More @ A Quiet Victory at the U.S. Supreme Court
And the conservitards attack on the American way and American freedoms continues.
 
It may be 4-4 but the court goes on. A lot of stuff has been discussed and decided upon before the opening date of the current session.

Last Monday, on the opening day of the term, the Court announced that it will not hear a challenge to a 2014 Tennessee ballot measure, Amendment 1, which stated “nothing in this [state] Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion.” Or, if you prefer, look at the news through the lens of The Tennessean: the Justices declined to hear a challenge to “a ballot measure that eliminated the right to an abortion from the Tennessee state constitution.”

Thumbs up to the Supreme Court on this one.

Leftist judges try to override the will of the people by nullifying valid ballot measures. Thus, it’s refreshing to see the high court affirm the people’s right to speak up.

More @ A Quiet Victory at the U.S. Supreme Court
How does a state constitution override Roe v Wade?
 
It may be 4-4 but the court goes on. A lot of stuff has been discussed and decided upon before the opening date of the current session.

Last Monday, on the opening day of the term, the Court announced that it will not hear a challenge to a 2014 Tennessee ballot measure, Amendment 1, which stated “nothing in this [state] Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion.” Or, if you prefer, look at the news through the lens of The Tennessean: the Justices declined to hear a challenge to “a ballot measure that eliminated the right to an abortion from the Tennessee state constitution.”

Thumbs up to the Supreme Court on this one.

Leftist judges try to override the will of the people by nullifying valid ballot measures. Thus, it’s refreshing to see the high court affirm the people’s right to speak up.

More @ A Quiet Victory at the U.S. Supreme Court
How does a state constitution override Roe v Wade?

The SC does it.

So when and if the Tenn legislature places a restriction on abortion of less than 20 weeks, NARAL and NOW sue, and it works its way up the courts.
 
It appears abortion centers are still operating. What did Amendment 1 actually do?

abortion tennessee - Google Search

It means that should Tennessee move legislatively to dispense with abortion, there is no state constitutional opposition to it doing so.

Only, of course, after a successful overturn of Roe.

Or to create a case to attack RVW.

Although with the growth of Nashville I doubt Tennessee would have the votes in the legislature to ban abortion completely.

Look for a place like Arkansas, or Mississippi to be the lead States.
 
It may be 4-4 but the court goes on. A lot of stuff has been discussed and decided upon before the opening date of the current session.

Last Monday, on the opening day of the term, the Court announced that it will not hear a challenge to a 2014 Tennessee ballot measure, Amendment 1, which stated “nothing in this [state] Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion.” Or, if you prefer, look at the news through the lens of The Tennessean: the Justices declined to hear a challenge to “a ballot measure that eliminated the right to an abortion from the Tennessee state constitution.”

Thumbs up to the Supreme Court on this one.

Leftist judges try to override the will of the people by nullifying valid ballot measures. Thus, it’s refreshing to see the high court affirm the people’s right to speak up.

More @ A Quiet Victory at the U.S. Supreme Court
A sound call, the Federal Government has no authority in matters of Local government or laws.
 

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