Removed, yes, but there are cases where a Federal Judge or Justice could be simply arrested. This probably isn't one of those cases, but who knows what someone could successfully argue.
In other words it's not going to happen no matter how atrocious the situation becomes because of their agenda.
So we see the weaknesses in the Constitution now. It's not a perfect document, it was written by men after all, just like the Bible. Too bad the Bible didn't have amendments. In order to form less judgment on it's followers and the insinuation that non followers must follow these rules.
Numerous states have had trigger bans already take effect, and more will be in effect soon. Many (if not most) of those have exceptions only if the life of the mother is in danger, but pay no attention to cases of rape or incest, or if the pregnancy threatens the mother's health.
So far the Constitution has been amended 27 times. That's a lot of corrections in a so-called perfect document. Today 80% of Americans believe in a woman's right to choose. 60% of Americans wanted Roe versus Wade to stay in place and continue protecting that right. One of the most serious decisions a woman has to make in her lifetime.
As a country, we kind of have the habit of not figuring out what happens in every specific situation, until they actually happen. This is in contrast to institutions like the Catholic Church or the British Royal Family, who have archives full of what-if contingencies, 99.99% of which will never come to pass.
All abortions have not been banned, that is correct. But the abortion bands now being put in place are worse than the abortion bands that were in place by the States before 1973. That is the whole reason Roe versus Wade came into existence in the first place, to codify abortion laws on a national level, and eliminate the horrible laws which were causing women to lose their lives. Thanks to technology this time around it won't be as deadly hopefully , but at the same time it doesn't help the situation.
Churches don't affect everyone just their members. Unfortunately, they have an indirect effect of affecting everyone else. I think the founding fathers figured that out and that's why they put that clause in there about religion. Our public government is supposed to be secular to avoid that contamination of biases and prejudices.
Do you always contradict yourself in the same sentence? ^^^^ Come back when you get a researched and thought out response.
Courts can only rule on existing law. They don't make laws. Congress dropped the ball at half court by not legislating a national abortion law. Blame them--not the court.
If you were alive back then, if you know the whole story you'll understand. The men back then were right and what they did because the states had enacted such egregious abortion laws that women were killing themselves left and right. These men and the one woman got on to the supreme Court with a set agenda in mind. Not only that, they lied while under oath during the Congressional hearings committing perjury. None of them deserve to be on the supreme Court.
The states are enacting abortion laws which are even more egregious today. The Federal government is going to have no other choice but to step back in again and set things right, to protect its citizens.
They are protecting an innocent life who has no voice.
Health and life are two different things.
The Lunatic Right says women should know their place. Agree?But I though the lunatic Left said men can get pregnant!
So what is it!
But they do already. They actually know they are women. It is your side that seems confused there.
If the child is born and you are the proven genetic father, you are on the hook for child support for at least the next 18 years.
This is a free Nation. Women are supposed to be equal to men under the law. Would a man ever let the government do something this invasive to their bodies.
