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Phil Lewis@phillewis.bsky.social |
The Supreme Court is set to reject a major challenge to emergency abortion care, according to a document that was reportedly released by accident.
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Dan Royal
@danroyal.bsky.social
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So we can have a little reproductive care. As a treat.
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Dell Adams
@dell-adams.bsky.social
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Bookends
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@robertbr.bsky.social
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My opinion is the same as the last time a Supreme Court leak was reported. I am not believing anything until I see something official in writing
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@gooneybird.bsky.social
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"released by accident". Sure.
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BlepBork
@blepbork.bsky.social
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They really believe a woman’s burden is to be tortured in carrying and birthing a child. God’s design. Except when politically inconvenient.
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Mihailiк ᵖᵒ⁶ᵒᵐᵃ
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Lack of bribes shows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Stephen R. Smith
@stephensmith.bsky.social
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I think it’s pretty clear no Supreme Court documents get released by accident, so the question is who released it and why? As none of them seem to be on the side of progressive America, I’m not sure there’s any non-manipulative explanation to be found here.
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@rage1313.bsky.social
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Again
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