Loser Gov Walker, WI:Today's decision from a divided court is a prime example of activist jurists im

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Dipshit governor thinks judicial branch isn't an equal pillar of govt & 5-3 Supreme Court rulings shouldn't count.

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Today's decision from a divided court is a prime example of activist jurists imposing their will on the people.

[OregonBlue]

1. Texas law was a prime example of religious oligarchs imposing their will on women.

[villager]

2. Sorta like when they install election losers in the White House, eh, you asshole? nt

[bdwker]

3. I not sure I can hate a person more.

What idiots voted for the moron?

[Worried senior]

16. It was not me

but we sure get to suffer.

[jpak]

4. Tough shit loser

[Glassunion]

5. Today's decision from a divided court is a prime example of jurists imposing the

people's will on the government...

There, fixed it for him.

[malaise]

6. More like activist politicians

violating the constitution

Fuck them all - starting with the dead Scalia and the useless Thomas

[dembotoz]

7. it should be stocked with reactionary assholes like he has done in wisconsin

[Scuba]

8. Wanker whines that Supreme Court not sufficiently rigged. WMC to further "invest."

[Blue Dalek]

9. Gov Walker can go f*** himself

[Downwinder]

10. Should have known better than to let a Texas AG

handle the case.

[Schema Thing]

11. Er... *evenly* divided, dumb-ass

[ChairmanAgnostic]

12. I wonder who read the result to him. I doubt that he can read.

[ProfessorGAC]

13. Were They Activist Jurists During Bush v Gore?

Idiotic man, that Walker!

[roamer65]

19. Of course not.

Then they were freedumb loving jurists saving the world from the evil socialist Al Gore.

[riversedge]

14. "anti-abortion activists in Wisconsin quickly recognized its larger impact.".................

I am waiting to hear from PP in WI to get a better idea of what this decision might mean for WI........

http://www.jsonline.com/news/usandworld/us-supreme-court-strikes-down-texas-abortion-restrictions-b99751555z1-384536571.html

......"When directly asked at oral argument whether Texas knew of a single instance in which the new requirement would have helped even one woman obtain better treatment, Texas admitted that there was no evidence in the record of such a case," he wrote. "This answer is consistent with the findings of the other federal district courts that have considered the health benefits of other states' similar admitting-privileges laws."

While decrying the ruling, anti-abortion activists in Wisconsin quickly recognized its larger impact.

"In effect, the Supreme Court has decided that the abortion industry will continue to reign unchecked as mothers are subjected to subpar conditions, not only in Texas and Wisconsin, but around the country," stated Heather Weininger, executive director of Wisconsin Right to Life. "Despite this disappointing decision, we at Wisconsin Right to Life will continue our work to offer hope to women."

Iris Riis, media relations specialist at Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, said her group would comment shortly.

"We are still analyzing the decision, so we will be able to comment on it...as soon as we have our analysis done," she said. ....................

[Odin2005]

15. Get the WHAAAAAAmbulance!

[gratuitous]

17. It's very Walker, Gov. Simple

I mean, it's very simple, Gov. Walker: Don't sign unconstitutional bills into law, and the Supreme Court won't have to spank your ass. The clue train has now left the station.

[tallahasseedem]

18. Seriously, this guy needs to go away...

and delete his Twitter right before he does.