Supreme Court Strikes Down Texas Abortion Restrictions

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Baby killing Democrats!

In a statement to Fox News, Greene responded to Dingell's tweet.

"Two things we learned today," Greene said. "1- All House Democrats are evil and will kill unborn babies all the way up to birth & then celebrate. 2- You might fall down the stairs when your unhinged & hypocritically preaching about being civil, going to church & killing babies."

Greene added, "You’re a joke."

Earlier in the day, Democrats passed the pro-abortion legislation largely among party lines.

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abortion bill
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The most liberal Fox anchor attacks Texas governor
https://www.thedailybeast.com/chris-wal ... ortion-ban

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Yes, the death penalty will solve the problem. Everyone knows that places that have the death penalty are the best places to live.

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Clinics from Colorado to Louisiana are getting lots of Texas people.

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From the party of individual freedom:

Women can say no to sex if Roe falls, says architect of Texas abortion ban

The legal architect of the Texas abortion ban has argued in a supreme court brief that overturning Roe v Wade, the landmark decision which guarantees a right to abortion in the US, could cause women to practice abstinence from sexual intercourse as a way to “control their reproductive lives”.

Former Texas solicitor general Jonathan Mitchell, who played a pivotal role in designing the legal framework of the state’s near-total abortion ban, also argued on behalf of anti-abortion group Texas Right to Life that women would still be able to terminate pregnancies if Roe was overturned by traveling to “wealthy pro-abortion” states like California and New York with the help of “taxpayer subsidies”.

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We've got friggin' robots on Mars, but we still have to deal with this shit. Fucking primitive savages.

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Garland team:
"The federal government asks the Court to dispense with the normal cause-of-action requirement based on unfounded fears that the Texas Heartbeat Act will otherwise “evade judicial review.” Nothing could be further from the truth," officials wrote in their filing. "The constitutionality of the Texas Heartbeat Act can be reviewed in the same way that virtually all of state tort law is: State-court defendants raise constitutional defenses before neutral judges sworn to follow the U.S. Constitution and, if necessary, appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court."

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The block on the law
https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/06/politics ... index.html

will not result in abortions going back to normal. The law has in it lines that say that whatever block the law has does not prevent the abortion providers being sued for the period retroactively. When the law comes back into effect.

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Texas be aborting again...soon..for a few weeks
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Once we get past the 2 Biden bills, moving on to the end of the year and next year we will get back to abortion.

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Other states likley to ban abortion.

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Kavanaugh is throwing in complex element
https://www.msnbc.com/craig-melvin/watc ... d_ms_tw_ma

But the court has a chance to overturn Roe Vs Wade a month later.

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Texas later but today they will block abortion past 15 weeks.

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Hey, we are not legislating from the bench by limiting it to 15 weeks! Roe va Wade judges were with their silly viability!
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/12/01/poli ... index.html

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Prior ruling in 1982 allowed Pennsylvania to put some restrictions to first trimester
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https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/505/833/

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Colorado aborting women far and wide
https://coloradonewsline.com/2021/11/05 ... -colorado/

Last month, Stephanie Dworak and her husband, Dave, traveled from Omaha, Nebraska, to Boulder to get an abortion.

“I was not able to get an abortion in Nebraska because by the time I found out the extent of the deformities my baby had, I was already 20 weeks along, and there’s only one clinic in Nebraska that will perform abortions up to 22 weeks, and the doctor at that clinic is only there every three weeks,” Dworak said. “So there just wasn’t time between when I found out the extent of my baby’s deformities. It was not compatible with life.”

Dworak decided to go to Colorado for an abortion because it was the closest option. She said her only other options were New Mexico or Maryland.

Dworak tried to get an abortion in Minneapolis and Iowa City, Idaho, but because of the restrictions preventing abortion after a certain number of weeks, Dworak was unable to get one there.