That the executive branch and we know that the executive branch has an enforcement discretion, especially in light of a contradicting ruling coming out of washington should that apply if the supreme court upheld upholds the texas judge s decision. you know, i think one of the things that i think one of the things that we need to examine is the grounds of that ruling. but i do not believe that the courts have the authority to have the authority over the fda that they just asserted, and i do believe that it creates a crisis. should the supreme court do that? it would essentially institute national abortion ban because you have an extraordinary amount of states who have implemented surgical s surgical bands or bands after very early time periods. and then if you pair that with a mythical kristen ban, then we will essentially have a ban on
Very early time periods. and then if you pair that with a mythical kristen ban, then we will essentially have a ban on abortion. with i mean, there are certain workarounds. i will admit there would be certain workarounds, but we would have taken a very significant step towards a national abortion ban . when once you ban medication abortion, which represents or start banning medication, abortion, which represents the overwhelming number of abortions in the united states, then we are in extremely dangerous territory, and i would urge the supreme court in its lawlessness that they are exhibiting right now. already they re extraordinary conflict of interest. i mean, my hope would be that we do not get to that point. if we do i do believe that we must start to, uh, start to push back on our system of checks and balances, which is designed to push back on should