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Two of them members of this court. but 15 justices have said yes, of varying political backgrounds. will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution hand its reading are just political acts? >> what does this reveal? why is this a moment to highlight, jeffrey? >> because the court prides itself, all of the justices like to say that we are not politicians, we are judges, and we enforce the law, not because were democrats are republicans, bu...

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Why would i -- first of all, they wonder why they, themselves, would want to do it, but they care about their families. they love their families. they care about people in their community. they dont want to put people that they love or care for at risk. and we cant let that happen. we need people of all kinds of backgrounds. thats what the house of representatives is. it is a representative body of this country who want to serve. public service is good, and it is only as good as the people that ...

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Because the court will finally have an opportunity to review roe v wade and look at how much its changed since 1973 in terms of what we know of fetal development, what we know of prenatal embryology and i want to point out the pro life movement has stepped up in those 50 plus years and supported women, moms, babies, families of all backgrounds, ready to care for both of them. so were looking forward and hoping for a good turnout here so we can finally protect all children. mississippi has chosen...

Manageable payments over time with no interest. but critics say users too easily end up in debt and tougher rules are needed. child payments in scotland will increase to £20 per week from april. nicola sturgeon made the announcement in her keynote address at the snp virtual conference. the first minister said more than 100,000 children under the age of six would benefit and said the move was "the boldest and most ambitious anti—poverty measure anywhere in the uk". and then theres the doubling...