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1 posted on 07/03/2018 8:11:36 AM PDT by DWW1990
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“Maine's moderate Republican Senator Susan Collins told CNN's Jake Tapper today that she would not be supporting a Supreme Court nominee who has “demonstrated hostility to Roe v. Wade” because, in her mind, that would be a justice who does not respect established precedent.”…

She really does not understand how STUPID this is...

2 posted on 07/03/2018 8:14:56 AM PDT by goodnesswins (White Privilege EQUALS Self Control & working 50-80 hrs/wk for 40 years!)
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Precedent -— just another liberal excuse to ignore the written law of the land.


4 posted on 07/03/2018 8:18:49 AM PDT by EagleUSA
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In the next term of the Supreme Court, with Trump’s new Justice, both Roe and Obergefell will be overturned!!


5 posted on 07/03/2018 8:18:56 AM PDT by Blue House Sue
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This was a ‘repeal to a new position’ tactic by the dems using the courts.

How does it work?

You want to get a change in the laws, that you KNOW the voters would never vote for...

So you propose a law that is the OPPOSITE of what you want, then you go to court and have the judge declare it ‘unconstitutional’ and so the OPPOSITE (what you really wanted) must become in effect.

Never mind that repealing something used to mean going back to whatever it was before...

They did this with Gays in the Military too. Gays were told ‘don’t ask don’t tell’ (which was the existing policy if you think about it) and then they went to court and declared “don’t ask, don’t tell” unconstitutional so “Ask and Tell” must be the new law.


6 posted on 07/03/2018 8:19:11 AM PDT by Mr. K (No consequence of repealing Obamacare is worse than Obamacare itself.)
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These folks didn’t complain when the established precedent of Bowers v. Hardwick and the laws of 23 states were overturned.


8 posted on 07/03/2018 8:26:10 AM PDT by Dr. Sivana (There is no salvation in politics.)
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And what does Susan Collins think happens to the precious soul when its physical body is torn to pieces?


13 posted on 07/03/2018 8:37:40 AM PDT by abclily
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I believe abortion is this nation’s great national sin on the same scale that caused Solomon and Israel to fall into disfavor with God. I can imagine God looking upon us as when Jesus turned and looked straight at Peter after his third denial. I have a genuine sense of sorrow and shame over our nation’s acceptance of abortion, which is both humbling and frightening to me. We have abused our faith and enormous God-given blessings. May God have mercy on us.


14 posted on 07/03/2018 8:39:55 AM PDT by RatRipper (Unindicted co-conspirators: the Mainstream Media and the Democratic Party)
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At one time, slavery was “precedent”.

Just saying ....


15 posted on 07/03/2018 8:43:05 AM PDT by taxcontrol (Stupid should hurt)
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dred scott was all about precedent.


16 posted on 07/03/2018 8:54:42 AM PDT by teeman8r (Armageddon won't be pretty, but it's not like it's the end of the world.)
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Baby killer.


22 posted on 07/03/2018 10:04:59 AM PDT by bgill (CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola.")
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How can liberals refer to Rowe v Wade as “the law of the land”? It wasn’t a law passed by congress and signed by a president, was it? If anything, its a precedent. An interpretation made up of whole cloth, so to speak. As such, until it’s codified, a future court can overturn it. The Civil Rights Act codified all men are created equal. Democraps have had ample opportunities to codify the right to choose, but, like amnesty, open borders, and climate change, when they had their majorities, they conveniently didn’t. In Obama’s case, he was too busy partying, golfing, and vacationing. The Democrats are about to find out Rowe v Wade is not the law of the land, and murder, inc is out of business.


23 posted on 07/03/2018 11:12:14 AM PDT by OrioleFan (Republicans believe every day is July 4th, Democrats believe every day is April 15th.)
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Even to set aside the moral question of abortion for the sake of argument, Roe vs. Wade is absolutely ludicrous. It is pulling law out of thin air; it is a modern virgin birth.

Roe vs. Wade stretches any reasonable person's credulity to be asked to believe in this convolution which passes for reasoning. It gives rationalizing a bad name.

If a law student and submitted this argument on a paper, his professor would not give a passing grade.
 

24 posted on 07/03/2018 11:12:19 AM PDT by Governor Dinwiddie (MAGA in the mornin', MAGA in the evenin', MAGA at suppertime . . .)
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Demonicrats are ALL about reversing precedent. What the heck are they talking about?


29 posted on 09/24/2018 7:46:16 AM PDT by fwdude (Forget the Catechism, the RCC's real doctrine is what they allow with impunity.)
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