I wonder what Greg Olear really thinks of the Robert Supreme Court and of John Roberts himself:
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Kid Maniareplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy
Will, I'm not saying give up. I'm not saying don't have hope.I'm merely stating the facts on the ground. My issue was with your use of the word "possibly". That word is incorrect. There's nothing "possible" about something that has already occurred. That's called a "fact".
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@Asbestos @jadugar63 @wdlindsy
Amy Coney Barrett and Alito believe 10 year old rape victims have a higher purpose.
They're supposed to ensure a "domestic supply of infants" for the adoption industry.
The Horrifying Implications of Alito’s Most Alarming Footnote
A “domestic supply of infants” is exactly what the framers of the 14th Amendment intended to abolish.
Slate Magazine (slate.com)
Amy Coney Barrett’s Long Game
Margaret Talbot writes about the newest Supreme Court Justice, who isn’t just another conservative—she’s the product of a Christian legal movement that is intent on remaking America.
The New Yorker (www.newyorker.com)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/09/28/abortion-amy-coney-barrett-miscarriage/
What Amy Coney Barrett's Roe v. Wade Remarks Get Wrong About Adoption
Experts told Newsweek Barrett's remarks suggesting adoption alleviates the need for abortions ignores the burden of making a woman carry a pregnancy to term.
Newsweek (www.newsweek.com)
Amy Coney Barrett’s Adoption Myths
In oral arguments for the abortion case that could overturn Roe v. Wade, Justice Amy Coney Barrett asked pro-choice advocates: Would banning abortion be so bad if women could just drop their newborns at the fire station for someone else to adopt?
Intelligencer (nymag.com)
Washington state to keep abortion pill stockpile in case of Trump win
Democratic governor warns that efforts to ban mifepristone post-Roe are a ‘multi-decade’ effort
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
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Nameofthegamereplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy
Solutions? Court expansion, enforced code of ethics, VOTE for candidates who align with your values as opposed to those who have no values but seek to "produce a ruling that pleases their rightwing whoremasters." -
William Lindsey :toad:replied to Nicole Parsons last edited by
@Npars01 Thank you. Yes, their fingerprints are all over the pro-fascist turn.
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Kid Mania last edited by
@clintruin I'm sorry you didn't understand that you were referring to a statement written by Greg Olear in a thread that began by linking him and then provided excerpts in quotes from him in the linked article. It's not I who used the word "possibly." It's Greg Olear.
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Nicole Parsons last edited by
@Npars01 @Asbestos @jadugar63 Thank you for the links. You're correct about Amy Coney Barrett.
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Nameofthegame last edited by
@Nameofthegame Yes, I suspect Greg Olear would concur with that list of solutions.
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Kid Maniareplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Kid Mania last edited by
@clintruin I read the word "possibly" in Greg Olear's statement to refer to the possibility that Trump could win the 2024 election. He's fully aware of the serious, atrocious damage Trump has done to American democracy. He's underscoring that that damage will probably be fatal if Trump wins the coming election.
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Jimbo93replied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy Your analysis strikes me as very accurate (again). I will ponder this some more.
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Jimbo93 last edited by
@BootedUp Thank you very much. To be clear, I'm sharing excerpts from Greg Olear's article linked in /1 above. I think his work is first-rate and agree that his analysis is very accurate.