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Danny Rubin@dannyrubin.bsky.social |
What do you mean by codified abortion rights into law? It was already the law. Roe v. Wade protected abortion rights. You don’t need to codify something that’s all already in the constitution.
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rifka the unhinged fat activist
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good lord you are one gullible dipshit
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Caralho a Jato🔻
@klrjts.bsky.social
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Well, see where that led you
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Evie Corwell | Rather be dead than a link in a chain of tyranny
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Oh my god, you're using the "it's settled law" excuse but not as a joke.
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The Book of the Void
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Courts can and do overturn their own precedents. The risk of that happening was why every Dem Senator grilled SCOTUS nominees about their stance on Roe and used this to raise funds and GOTV at election time. Codified means an act of Congress that states it unambiguously.
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Dee, but not THAT Dee, the other one.
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No, R v Wade simply stated that the right to privacy implied in the 14th gave a right to abortion. It didn't directly spell out that abortion was a right. Could have made abortion an absolute right barring states from restricting or regulating it.
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