[campaignPete R-CT]

Breyer wrote the opinion.

Roberts wrote his own Concurring opinion. Starts on page 46.

Thomas wrote the dissent
About 15 pages.

Alito wrote a separate dissent
Gorsuch wrote a separate dissent.

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2020/06/june-medical-services-russo-supreme-court-abortion-ruling/

[campaignPete R-CT]

135 pages. Approx

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6959225-18-1323-c07d.html#document/p1

See above

[BillyBoy]

>> Here is the funny part. Roberts voted to uphold the same law in Texas 4 years ago. So this is why Louisiana copied the Texas law, and now Roberts flips his own vote. <<

Bizarre stuff. He's been untrustworthy since the Obamacare treason, but he was never THIS bad.

If this keeps up, Ann Coulter might have ironically been right about Roberts going full Souter on us. I doubt ANYONE (aside from Coulter herself, and she's known for saying shocking stuff just to get attention) could have predicted that back in 2005. I mean, the guy's wife is literally a card-carrying member of a pro-life organization. By all accounts he was a loyal Rehnquist clerk.

And I never gave much credit to the "Democrats are bribing Roberts with his kids being illegally adopted from overseas" conspiracy theory, but how else do you explain Roberts bizarre change of behavior? It's like Jekyll and Hyde. There was NO evidence Souter or Stevens were conservative in the FIRST place, just hearsay "trust me, the guy will be awesome for Republicans because the White House says so" anecdotes. (ditto with faux "originalist" Gorsuch, although I don't think he's nearly as bad as those two commies)