Too harsh! Trump suggests Desantis' 6 week abortion law went too far

Well of course new laws have no direct precedent but we are talking about the most recent overturning, not the initial law.

People don't need to vote on constitutional rights, which is what Roe was.
Well the overturning has been expected for decades... you can cram a law through any supreme court with your majority but if its unconstitutional you can expect that one day it will be successfully challenged.... that's the beauty of our system... it self rights itself.... it may take 50 years but it will be ousted if it can't pass constitutional muster....
 
Well the overturning has been expected for decades... you can cram a law through any supreme court with your majority but if its unconstitutional you can expect that one day it will be successfully challenged.... that's the beauty of our system... it self rights itself.... it may take 50 years but it will be ousted if it can't pass constitutional muster....
It hasn't been expected for decades. It wasn't even expected from new supreme court justices who said it was established law just about 3 years ago during their interview.

Roe v Wade was passed by a court of 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats.

Stop trying to pass your opinion as fact.
 
It hasn't been expected for decades. It wasn't even expected from new supreme court justices who said it was established law just about 3 years ago during their interview.

Roe v Wade was passed by a court of 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats.

Stop trying to pass your opinion as fact.
My opinion????

 
It hasn't been expected for decades. It wasn't even expected from new supreme court justices who said it was established law just about 3 years ago during their interview.

Roe v Wade was passed by a court of 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats.

Stop trying to pass your opinion as fact.
You will never win this debate with me because you hold too much emotion about it... I don't I just look at the constitution....
 
Yes.....thought you were on top of this subject.
Not really. I'm an electrical worker, not a lawyer.

RGB disagreed with the reasoning of roe v Wade and would have liked a slower approach based on legislation and focused more on women's rights instead of a right to privacy.

1. She supported nationwide abortion rights.

2. She is only 1 justices opinion.
 
RGB disagreed with the reasoning of roe v Wade and would have liked a slower approach based on legislation and focused more on women's rights instead of a right to privacy.
She was referring to the 10th amendment route as preferred. That is why it got tossed.
 
You will never win this debate with me because you hold too much emotion about it... I don't I just look at the constitution....
Emotion? What emotion? I am simply stating facts. No emotion involved.

I will never win this debate because you won't listen. You make false claims, I correct you, and then you dismiss it and move on to the next talking point. Over and over.
 
Emotion? What emotion? I am simply stating facts. No emotion involved.

I will never win this debate because you won't listen. You make false claims, I correct you, and then you dismiss it and move on to the next talking point. Over and over.
Yes that emotion... you just nailed it.... I haven't dismissed a thing... I have provided unarguable answers to your interrogation.... you are the one that has dismissed them all....
 
 
Yes that emotion... you just nailed it.... I haven't dismissed a thing... I have provided unarguable answers to your interrogation.... you are the one that has dismissed them all....
What arguments? That some comment that RGB didn't like the method roe came to pass? I am not dismissing it, I am saying that one out of context statement by RGB doesn't change the fact that a republican majority court passed roe v Wade and 50 years later a republican court over turned it. 50 years of precedent down the tubes.
Here is my arguement from a supreme court justice. Does that mean we cancelled each other out?
“This right of privacy … is broad enough to encompass a woman’s decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy,” Blackmun wrote in the 7-2 decision. “The detriment that the State would impose upon the pregnant woman by denying this choice altogether is apparent.”

 
It hasn't been expected for decades. It wasn't even expected from new supreme court justices who said it was established law just about 3 years ago during their interview.

Roe v Wade was passed by a court of 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats.

Stop trying to pass your opinion as fact.
So, they were 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats from your statement. They were really 7 Democrats and 2 Republicans. Globalists and their tentacles are around for centuries. A little here a little there. Year after year. For some reason no Prog Judge becomes so called Conservative. The so-called Conservative judges see the Progressive Socialist light when empowered. The Globalists are laughing at us. The constricting number of people believing in common sense are phukin with each other for stupidity in power emasculation of their own citizens.
 
So, they were 7 Republicans and 2 Democrats from your statement. They were really 7 Democrats and 2 Republicans. Globalists and their tentacles are around for centuries. A little here a little there. Year after year. For some reason no Prog Judge becomes so called Conservative. The so-called Conservative judges see the Progressive Socialist light when empowered. The Globalists are laughing at us. The constricting number of people believing in common sense are phukin with each other for stupidity in power emasculation of their own citizens.
Well that may be what Putin thinks and it's your job to convey it, but save it for trumper as they are the only ones who believe it.

That said, one of the two Dems voted against Roe so that sort of throws your whole word salad out the door...unless he was a secret double globalist tentacle progressive socialist reverse agent or something.
 
I am not dismissing it, I am saying that one out of context statement by RGB doesn't change the fact that a republican majority court passed roe v Wade and 50 years later a republican court over turned it.
She was speaking for the entire court opinion......
 
What arguments? That some comment that RGB didn't like the method roe came to pass? I am not dismissing it, I am saying that one out of context statement by RGB doesn't change the fact that a republican majority court passed roe v Wade and 50 years later a republican court over turned it. 50 years of precedent down the tubes.
Here is my arguement from a supreme court justice. Does that mean we cancelled each other out?
“This right of privacy … is broad enough to encompass a woman’s decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy,” Blackmun wrote in the 7-2 decision. “The detriment that the State would impose upon the pregnant woman by denying this choice altogether is apparent.”

You are debating in circles.... I pointed out that for a very long time Roe was critiqued by legal scholars and I used Ginsburg's very words when you asked for an example...
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger Associate Justices William O. Douglas · William J. Brennan Jr. Potter Stewart · Byron White Thurgood Marshall · Harry Blackmun Lewis F. Powell Jr. · William Rehnquist were the sitting justices in 1973....
I don't know if you can say it was a republican court... the court is appointed by presidents with congressional approval....
For a long time the appointing of justices was not a partisan issue like it is today... it was at best a divided court in 1973.....
However 1973 was a long time ago and we didn't know half of what we know today about human development in the womb.... so the argument that it was a republican court that did it means very little....
 
Ok? So? Are their any opinions that disagree with her?

Do you always just stop researching after you find the first person that sort of agreed with you?
Her statement, in a conversation, spelled out her saying she would have rather seen the issue go the direction of the 10th amendment, which would have been constitutional. So the majority violated the constitution by legislating from the bench. Lawsuits were filed right after the decision too.
 

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