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To: Boomer

Another opinion looking for a problem. First, there are no abortion cases wending their way to the Court at this time.

Second, the Court has long known that the Roe V. Wade was cut from whole cloth outside the constitution.

Finally, if and when a case comes before the Court, it will have weight only if the question becomes: “May a woman deny life to another individual and at what point is that life protected under the constitution?” Democrats like science so much until it causes responsibility for their actions.


112 posted on 07/07/2018 12:08:23 PM PDT by Steamburg (Other people's money is the only language a politician respects; starve the bastards)
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To: Steamburg

Good points. I believe Tomi’s point is using the abortion issue at this point is not going to help the conservative side win. To make any changes or to keep MAGA we must win.

Others in this thread also made a good point. It’s mostly the left braying on about RvW due to the new Supreme Court Justice to be seated. Their position is their world will fall apart if another conservative who doesn’t believe in the “Pro-Choice” position is seated.

You’re right. They are making much to do about nothing at this point. Who knows what will happen in the years ahead though. The SCOTUS may elect to let the lower court and previous decisions stand for all we know.

It’s obvious to me at this point there is never going to be a compromise from the conservative side and that is unfortunate for all concerned because it likely means things will stay exactly as they are instead of improving.


117 posted on 07/07/2018 12:23:06 PM PDT by Boomer (Leftism is the Mental/Moral Equivalent of End Stage Cancer)
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