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sadoldgirl

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12. I am not so sure that this is great move.

Reply to stevenleser (Original post)

Mon Jun 29, 2015, 04:31 PM

Jun 2015

Remember how CU came uP? It was in the
beginning just about the movie about HRC and
its timing. Roberts told them to put this into
a bigger frame, and - guess what- out came CU.

If they do the same with the Texas law we are up
about a retrial of Roe vs Wade. I don't trust the
SCOTUS on this. I could be wrong, of course.

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BREAKING: SCOTUS Temporarily blocks restrictive Texas law against abortion clinics!!! [View all] stevenleser Jun 2015 OP

Excellent. Why does ANY restriction on this constitutional right exist in the first place? randys1 Jun 2015 #1

I fear the ACA will be going the way of riversedge Jun 2015 #4

I guess I am not understanding what Roe actually means. What restrictions did it allow? randys1 Jun 2015 #9

Basically -- the Viability of the Fetus EOM Hepburn Jun 2015 #15

good news. riversedge Jun 2015 #2

Undue burden Prism Jun 2015 #3

Yay! n/t prayin4rain Jun 2015 #5

GOOD Angry Dragon Jun 2015 #6

Great news! CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2015 #7

Glad to hear it. (nt) Paladin Jun 2015 #8

Good news for the women of Texas! Glimmer of Hope Jun 2015 #10

What's with the Court all of a sudden? Has there been an outbreak of sanity? hobbit709 Jun 2015 #11

I am not so sure that this is great move. sadoldgirl Jun 2015 #12

This could potentially be the biggest abortion case before the SC in the past quarter of a century. herding cats Jun 2015 #13

KNR...N/T Hepburn Jun 2015 #14

K&R all over the damn place! marym625 Jun 2015 #16

The fact that SCOTUS granted the temporary injunction indicates SCOTUS thinks the clinics will win. SunSeeker Jun 2015 #17

That is the way every temporary injunction I have seen works. hifiguy Jun 2015 #19

Yeah, that's the way every TRO worked, except in Bush v. Gore SunSeeker Jun 2015 #20

That case was a travesty of substance, procedure, and everything else. hifiguy Jun 2015 #21

O'Connor expressed her regret over Bush v. Gore about 2 years ago. SunSeeker Jun 2015 #23

Yay! libodem Jun 2015 #18

FANTASTIC! MoonRiver Jun 2015 #22

a small victory for women! niyad Jun 2015 #24