I honestly can’t see a way in which the SCt maintains any legitimacy in the future. Anything liberals do to correct the current corruption of the court is instantly going to end its legitimacy in the eyes of conservatives.
What should his response be? Legit asking because I’m not sure what he can do. I’m not saying there isn’t anything he can do. I’m just saying I don’t know quite what it is.
Executive order establishing an abortion clinic at every federal courthouse (or other federal property as makes sense) in states that outlaw abortion.
Executive order allow abortions to be paid for with health insurance/Medicare/Medicaid.
Executive order training military doctors to perform safe abortions and inserting them on the ground across the country as needed per a National Emergency.
That’s just a start. 1 and 3 are explicitly legal. 2 maybe he could work something out or at least make the Courts deal with it like Trump did with all his bullshit.
Ok, lawbros, what precedent exists for a state punishing a woman who leaves the state on her own and gets an abortion elsewhere? I have no doubt this will be a thing. But I’m interested in the exact calvinball mechanics that will be employed.
It’s this. Anyone that thinks this will backfire in any way on the GOP is the sweetest and summery-est of childs. The backfire theory assumes:
a) hardcore anti-abortioners aren’t actually onboard with the rest of the GOP agenda (lol, they are)
and
b) abortion won’t be on the ballot again (lol, it will be, just watch)
Abortion will be an issue in 2024 because blue states are full of groomers and pedophiles and child murderers, and we will need to protect the sanctity of life by outlawing abortion at a national level. These words will come out of President Ron Desantis’s mouth at some point during the campaign.
My buddy sent me a screen shot of his parents’ texts with him. His Dad says this ruling is very wrong and that abortion rules should come from doctors, not politicians. My buddy says he agrees, but that won’t be the case in 15-28 states.
His mom says he’s exaggerating, and his dad says that if he’s right, “Well, then, in my opinion, people should leave these states and never come back.”
Cool, but can the state punish the woman for heading over there to get an abortion after she leaves the property? Or the abortion provider? I assume they can’t just live there.