Survey: Radio still a popular choice with over 20 million listeners
PETALING JAYA: Radio is still a popular choice with 20.2 million listeners tuning in every week in the first half of the year, the latest Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) revealed.
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PETALING JAYA: Radio is still a popular choice with 20.2 million listeners tuning in every week in the first half of the year, the latest Radio Audience Measurement (RAM) revealed.
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That law in mississippi, just like the texas law, is unconstitutional as the constitution is currently understood by the supreme court. the supreme court has said that the state can't put an undue burden on the right to choose before viability. and these are both effectively bans on abortion well before viability. so they're really designed to test whether "roe" can survive, whether "casey," which followed on "roe, can survive or needs to be modified or eliminated and that's what's at stake. >> you just said something that was really interesting, they're both unconstitutional as the constituti...
Was really interesting, they're both unconstitutional as the constitution is currently understood by the supreme court. i think that's what most of our viewers think. except the question on our minds now is, as this new session starts, will the supreme court see the constitution differently under the way the supreme court is actually constituted? that is what i think is worrying people. >> exactly, because mississippi, in its abortion case, has asked the supreme court to see the constitution differently. and it's given it a menu of options. it has said, there is no right to choose under the co...