Did the SCOTUS Roe v Wade decision leak backfire?

[ColonelAngus]

It seems to me perhaps it allowed people to prepare for it to happen for real, sort of a warning shot and not an ambush.

 

[BackAgain]

To the extent that the leak was designed to persuade them to back away, it failed big time.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Nope. It had the effect that Alito wanted it to.
Yeah..his office leaked it.

 

[progressive hunter]

Nope. It had the effect that Alito wanted it to.
Yeah..his office leaked it.

got proof of that

 

[Rogue AI]

It failed the rubes that vote Democrat. With advanced warning their leadership did nothing to prepare. Where were the challenges to trigger laws? Where were the introduction of bills in states that would have trigger laws? Democrats did nothing, now all they have is tears and rage.

 

[JGalt]

Nope. It had the effect that Alito wanted it to.
Yeah..his office leaked it.

Proof, or are you posting out of your ass again?

 

[okfine]

It seems to me perhaps it allowed people to prepare for it to happen for real, sort of a warning shot and not an ambush.

The supposed leaker was worried the decision to overturn years of precedence would divide the country even more. It didn't backfire. Look what it's doing now.

 

[Missourian]

If it was intended to reverse the decision...it backfired.

If it was intended to cushion the shock...it succeeded.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

Proof, or are you posting out of your ass again?

He did. Just wait.

I don't believe in conspiracy theories over all...but this one?...I can totally see Alito trying to cover his ass.

 

[BackAgain]

Nope. It had the effect that Alito wanted it to.
Yeah..his office leaked it.

Sure.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Sure.

Jackofnothinking didn't prove it was Alioto being the leaker.

 

[BackAgain]

Jackofnothinking didn't prove it was Alioto being the leaker.

But he makes a compellingly silly baseless guess.

 

[okfine]

It failed the rubes that vote Democrat. With advanced warning their leadership did nothing to prepare. Where were the challenges to trigger laws? Where were the introduction of bills in states that would have trigger laws? Democrats did nothing, now all they have is tears and rage.

That's interesting. LOL

Have you read about any of the GOP fear it's generating? And Mr. Trump may be feeding you rubes a huge line of BS.

"Publicly, the former president took credit for abrogating the rights of millions of American women, putting out a statement saying Roe’s repeal was “only made possible because I delivered everything as promised, including nominating and getting three highly respected and strong Constitutionalists confirmed to the United States Supreme Court.”

^That's what he says to you RWingers.^


"But privately, the former president is anxious about what the end of Roe, and the flood of extreme Republican state-level anti-abortion laws it will unleash, will mean for the GOP’s electoral prospects — and for his own."

“He keeps shitting all over his greatest accomplishment. When you speak to him, it’s the response of someone fearing the backlash and fearing the politics of what happens when conservatives actually get what they want [on abortion],” says one source who has talked to Trump about this in the weeks following the SCOTUS draft opinion leak. “I do not think he’s enjoying the moment as much as many of his supporters are, to be honest with you.”

In Private, Trump 'Keeps Shitting All Over' the End of Roe v. Wade

“I do not think he’s enjoying the moment as much as many of his supporters are”

www.rollingstone.com

 

[mudwhistle]

It seems to me perhaps it allowed people to prepare for it to happen for real, sort of a warning shot and not an ambush.

Maybe......but I think most everyone knew it was coming and there's no shock value.

The media is trying to make it into a really big deal.....but most people really don't care as much every time they have to fill their gas tank or buy food.

And what really makes people want to distance themselves is when they see all of those fat butt commies twirking on television.

 

[Coyote]

Maybe......but I think most everyone knew it was coming and there's no shock value.

The media is trying to make it into a really big deal.....but most people really don't care as much every time they have to fill their gas tank or buy food.

It is a really big deal, we don’t need the media to tell us that. Inflation will eventually go. This will last. It’s a big deal.

 

[okfine]

Maybe......but I think most everyone knew it was coming and there's no shock value.

The media is trying to make it into a really big deal.....but most people really don't care as much every time they have to fill their gas tank or buy food.

And what really makes people want to distance themselves is when they see all of those fat butt commies twirking on television.

Check out that guy, Muddy.

Sweep it all away. No big deal.

 

[Manonthestreet]

 

[mudwhistle]

It is a really big deal, we don’t need the media to tell us that. Inflation will eventually go. This will last. It’s a big deal.

Unfortunately.....inflation will effect more of us than having to find an abortion doctor.

I figure most poor folks are really close to losing their homes right now and will have to rent or go homeless.
That's more of a life-changing deal than driving a few extra miles to snuff your kid.

 

[toobfreak]

It seems to me perhaps it allowed people to prepare for it to happen for real, sort of a warning shot and not an ambush.

Yeah, it kinda did. By the time the real decision came out, they already had weeks to get their hissy fits out of their system and were resigned to the decision. Just one more demoralization of the poor left heading into Custer's Last Stand this November.

 

[toobfreak]

Inflation will eventually go.

Perhaps by 2024 when we get a real American in the White House instead of a louse. But by then, much damage will have been done.

This will last. It’s a big deal.

That control of abortion law has been moved from the Fed to your own local state? Gee, your state must really SUCK.