[john drake]

I’m still trying to understand where in the Constitution does it say a woman has a right to an abortion?

[Psalm 73]

"I’m still trying to understand where in the Constitution does it say a woman has a right to an abortion?"

Right there in the emanating penumbras, John....

/sarc

[Sacajaweau]

The term abortion is a great term....the dictionary definition softens the blow...”the deliberate termination of a human life”. A better definition would be the “murder of an unborn human person.

[ronnie raygun]

“The Court should not be so content to ignore its constitutional obligations to protect not only the rights of women, but also the sanctity of its precedents and of the rule of law,” she concluded.
no mention of the sanctity of human life, this coming from a subhuman

[Fester Chugabrew]

The Constitution is chock full of penumbral emanences wherefrom we make it a living, breathing document to fit the times and our individual feelings.

[liberalh8ter]

It's right next to where it says the Federal Government can run a health care business or a retirement savings business……

[mewzilla]

Our Constitution is unique.

It doesn’t tell you what you can do.

It tells the government what it can’t do to you.

[hanamizu]

I’m still trying to understand where in the Constitution does it say a woman has a right to an abortion?

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They found it hiding in the ‘penumbra’ of an implied right, the right to privacy.

It’s amazing how it works. ‘Interstate commerce’ includes commerce wholly within a state and the words “the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed” really doesn’t mean what you think it does.

[maddog55]

It’s right next to the line that says separation of church and state.

[oldtech]

Let Justice Sotomayor (or anyone else) show us in the Constitution where it allows taking an innocent human life.

[Organic Panic]

Right next to the right to free stuff, free college, free healthcare, free food, free housing, and “separation of church and state.”