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originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Deetermined
If you didnt catch it from the start a bunch of high pitched squeals from morons in the gallery had to be forcibly removed.
Democrats have disgraced themselves.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Deetermined
If you didnt catch it from the start a bunch of high pitched squeals from morons in the gallery had to be forcibly removed.
Democrats have disgraced themselves.
Two dozen reportedly arrested from the gallery. You would think they would understand that is not the venue for protest.
"We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it."
Yet the Trump administration had imposed a flat ban on abortion for undocumented minors in federally funded shelters. (It maintained that minors who wished to terminate their pregnancies should either find a sponsor in the U.S.—a near impossible task for many without family here—or leave the country.) Kavanaugh held that this position did not constitute an undue burden, in a ruling which would have forced “Jane Doe,” a 17-year-old who was already 15 weeks pregnant, to continue her unwanted pregnancy.
There is little mystery to how all this ends.
The full D.C. Circuit swiftly overturned Kavanaugh’s ruling and granted Doe access to abortion. In response, Kavanaugh penned a furious dissent that brimmed over with anti-abortion rhetoric. The majority, he sneered, had granted Doe “abortion on demand”—a phrase that, as Irin Carmon notes, is deployed by the right to “denote women capriciously making decisions for themselves.” He claimed that Doe was not mature enough to make this “major life decision” on her own, even though she had already received the necessary judicial bypass from a state court. And he asserted, incredibly, that the Trump administration was being unlawfully forced to “facilitate” Doe’s abortion by merely stepping aside and letting her obtain it. (This argument is fundamentally theological, not legal.)
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originally posted by: shooterbrody
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Deetermined
If you didnt catch it from the start a bunch of high pitched squeals from morons in the gallery had to be forcibly removed.
Democrats have disgraced themselves.
Two dozen reportedly arrested from the gallery. You would think they would understand that is not the venue for protest.
I wouldn't say too late, rather, the rules of the game have resulted in almost everyone being drunk and passed out within minutes of the hearing 🤣
originally posted by: efabian
Is it to late to join the drinking game?
Somebody care to lay down the rules? lol.
Note: This is a S#!% storm, Grassley is pi$$end to no end.