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Individual states ban abortion, which is what they did today. if they took a fetal personhood case, that could be their vehicle to impose a nationwide ban on abortion, on the order of the united states supreme court. when that would apply, yes, even in california, even in new york, even in anywhere. and yes, that would be a radical thing for the supreme court to do. but wouldnt be that much more radical them but they have done today? i mean, theyve kind of broken the seal here, havent they? roe ...

Pregnancy, they would invalidate. so theres viability, its a baby, it can live outside the womb even under those circumstances they support abortion. invalidate state laws that prevent abortion for sex selection, so their law would have invalidated that. invalidate conscience decisions, certain nurses and doctors because of their faith and so forth. we have those laws in 46 states. the democrats would have blown out that. thats why radical, pro-abort types like collins, murkowski and others, eve...

Abortion after five months of pregnancy, they would invalidate. so theres viability, its a baby, it can live outside the womb even under those circumstances they support abortion. invalidate state laws that prevent abortion for sex selection, so their law would have invalidated that. invalidate conscience decisions, certain nurses and doctors because of their faith and so forth. we have those laws in 46 states. the democrats would have blown out that. thats why radical, pro-abort types like coll...

Because there is nothing in the reasoning of todays opinion from the six justices that would stop them from accepting something like a fetal personhood case. fetal personhood, a concept that the right has been building in this political movement, that theyve built around the abortion issue -- a fetal person could case, get into this court, would give the court a path to not just let individual states ban abortion, which is what they did today. if they took a fetal personhood case, that could be ...

That the right has been building in this political movement, that theyve built around the abortion issue -- a fetal person could case, get into this court, would give the court a path to not just let individual states ban abortion, which is what they did today. if they took a fetal personhood case, that could be their vehicle to impose a nationwide ban on abortion, on the order of the united states supreme court. when that would apply, yes, even in california, even in new york, even in anywhere....

That they are basing this decision, this radical conservative radicalized majority is basing their decision not on the law, not on precedent, not on the constitution and how it has been interpretedordecades and decades now. but on their political and personal views. that is the problem. the supreme is supposed to be a political. it is so clearly not, at this point. as a lawyer, that is what is most upsetting. this is why we have a slippery slope that we are talking about now about other rights. ...

That the right has been building in this political movement, that theyve built around the abortion issue -- a fetal person could case, get into this court, would give the court a path to not just let individual states ban abortion, which is what they did today. if they took a fetal personhood case, that could be their vehicle to impose a nationwide ban on abortion, on the order of the united states supreme court. when that would apply, yes, even in california, even in new york, even in anywhere....

0 southern baptist convention. reactions to roe v. wade were also really heterogeneous for a long time between the two political parties. there were plenty of antiabortion democrats, and there were lots of pro-choice republicans. republican governors wrote the forefront of decriminalizing of abortion in the states in the 1960s. including the governor of california, a man named ronald reagan. in 1967, ronald reagan signed into law the most liberal abortion rights bill in the country in california...