SCOTUS fails to stop TX abortion law.

[Weezer]

The Texas law goes too far, but abortion is not a "right". It's an elective surgery that taxpayers shouldn't be paying for unless it qualifies under the Hyde Amendment.

 

[AshG]

The Texas law goes too far, but abortion is not a "right". It's an elective surgery that taxpayers shouldn't be paying for unless it qualifies under the Hyde Amendment.

Change the definition of abortion so it no longer includes or encompasses medically necessary and lifesaving procedures and I think we'll be on the way to common ground.

 

[zeppelin128]

The Texas law goes too far, but abortion is not a "right". It's an elective surgery that taxpayers shouldn't be paying for unless it qualifies under the Hyde Amendment.

Texas over-stepped their purview, hence the response.

 

[Weezer]

Change the definition of abortion so it no longer includes or encompasses medically necessary and lifesaving procedures and I think we'll be on the way to common ground.

Are you familiar with the Hyde Amendment? There's a reason I mentioned meeting its qualifications.

 

[Weezer]

Texas over-stepped their purview, hence the response.

I don't disagree, but abortion still isn't a "right".

 

[zeppelin128]

I don't disagree, but abortion still isn't a "right".

No, it isn't a "right". But it is allowed under law.

 

[Weezer]

No, it isn't a "right". But it is allowed under law.

I don't disagree, but it shouldn't be funded by taxpayers unless it meets Hyde requirements.

 

[zeppelin128]

I don't disagree, but it shouldn't be funded by taxpayers unless it meets Hyde requirements.

That has seemed to be the way for years.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Pope Francis Welcomes Nancy Pelosi in the Vatican

ROME — Pope Francis granted a private audience in the Vatican to U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) Saturday, just two weeks after the House passage of the most radical pro-abortion legislation ever introduced.

Passing the Women’s Health Protection Act is a “very exciting day,” said Pelosi, a Catholic, on September 23. “We’ve long been supporters of Roe v. Wade. We haven’t been able to codify it because we never had a Democratic pro‑choice Majority with a Democratic President, and now we do, and now we do.”

For his part, Pope Francis has insisted that abortion is “murder” and that abortionists are like “hit men” who are paid to assassinate those deemed inconvenient.

The Catholic Church teaches that abortion is a grave moral evil and attaches its severest penalty of automatic excommunication for those who participate in it.

Pope Francis Welcomes Nancy Pelosi in the Vatican

 

[TNVOLNAVY]

Pope Francis Welcomes Nancy Pelosi in the Vatican

ROME — Pope Francis granted a private audience in the Vatican to U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) Saturday, just two weeks after the House passage of the most radical pro-abortion legislation ever introduced.

Passing the Women’s Health Protection Act is a “very exciting day,” said Pelosi, a Catholic, on September 23. “We’ve long been supporters of Roe v. Wade. We haven’t been able to codify it because we never had a Democratic pro‑choice Majority with a Democratic President, and now we do, and now we do.”

For his part, Pope Francis has insisted that abortion is “murder” and that abortionists are like “hit men” who are paid to assassinate those deemed inconvenient.

The Catholic Church teaches that abortion is a grave moral evil and attaches its severest penalty of automatic excommunication for those who participate in it.

Pope Francis Welcomes Nancy Pelosi in the Vatican

2 more reservations for hell.

 

[hog88]

^^ the Catholic Church is nothing more than a pyramid scheme

 

[DinkinFlicka]

2 more reservations for hell.

Do you think you're heaven bound?

 

[USAFgolferVol]

Do you think you're heaven bound?

He's already in hell. Guy spews too much hate to be anywhere else

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Supreme Court agrees to review Texas's 6-week abortion ban

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to review Texas’s six-week abortion ban, scheduling oral arguments for Nov. 1.

The court’s move comes in response to legal challenges by the Department of Justice and Texas abortion providers, who have argued the restriction clearly violates the court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade and subsequent rulings.

The question the court has agreed to consider concerns the ability of courts to review the Texas law in light of its unique legislative design, which critics have likened to a "bounty" system.

Supreme Court agrees to review Texas's 6-week abortion ban

 

[evillawyer]

Supreme Court agrees to review Texas's 6-week abortion ban

The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to review Texas’s six-week abortion ban, scheduling oral arguments for Nov. 1.

The court’s move comes in response to legal challenges by the Department of Justice and Texas abortion providers, who have argued the restriction clearly violates the court’s 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade and subsequent rulings.

The question the court has agreed to consider concerns the ability of courts to review the Texas law in light of its unique legislative design, which critics have likened to a "bounty" system.

Supreme Court agrees to review Texas's 6-week abortion ban

Conservatives be looking at Roe and thinking:

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Liberal Supreme Court Justice Kagan mocks the 'geniuses' who wrote Texas' six-week abortion ban to 'evade federal constitutional rights' and Brett Kavanaugh says Second Amendment would be at risk if the law was allowed to stand

The Supreme Court on Monday heard a case involving Texas' new law that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, and appears to be leaning toward blocking the law.

Four of the nine members on the highest court -- Chief Justice John Roberts and the three liberal justices -- had voted previously to halt enforcement of the Texas Heartbeat Act, which makes no exception for rape or incest.

Two conservative justices appointed by former president Donald Trump -- Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett -- appeared inclined after two hours of oral arguments to also vote to block the novel Texas law.

Supreme Court will hear arguments on Texas' six-week abortion ban | Daily Mail Online

 

[hog88]

Liberal Supreme Court Justice Kagan mocks the 'geniuses' who wrote Texas' six-week abortion ban to 'evade federal constitutional rights' and Brett Kavanaugh says Second Amendment would be at risk if the law was allowed to stand

The Supreme Court on Monday heard a case involving Texas' new law that bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, and appears to be leaning toward blocking the law.

Four of the nine members on the highest court -- Chief Justice John Roberts and the three liberal justices -- had voted previously to halt enforcement of the Texas Heartbeat Act, which makes no exception for rape or incest.

Two conservative justices appointed by former president Donald Trump -- Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett -- appeared inclined after two hours of oral arguments to also vote to block the novel Texas law.

Supreme Court will hear arguments on Texas' six-week abortion ban | Daily Mail Online

Good, this law needs to be thrown out and Kavanaugh is right.

 

[clarksvol00]

Good, this law needs to be thrown out and Kavanaugh is right.

Literally a law of unintended consequences.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

'I'll keep killing f*****g babies!' Pro-choice protestors at Catholic St Louis University destroy cross erected to commemorate 800,000 aborted fetuses

• Pro-choice protestors were recorded destroying an approved pro-life memorial on the Saint Louis University campus on Monday
• 'You're a ******* loser…And I'll keep killing ******* babies!' she told Baker

Pro-choice protesters were filmed verbally abusing pro-life campaigners while destroying a cross-shaped monument to 800,000 aborted fetuses at a Catholic university.

Student Nick Baker, who identifies himself as a community organizer for Greater St. Louis Students for Life, shared video of the memorial being destroyed at Saint Louis University on Monday. He also filmed his tense confrontation with one of the same students a few days later.

During the clip shot Monday, two angry female students hectored him for 'shaming' women with the college-approved memorial, containing 800 crosses. Each one is designed to symbolize 100,000 abortions, with the memorial saying they represent the 826,000 fetuses terminated in the U.S. in 2019.

Two pro-choice protestors Fiorella Michelis (left) and Olivia Jarrell (right) were recorded destroying an approved pro-life memorial on the Saint Louis University campus on Monday

Michelis and Jarrell ripped the flags out of the ground and repeatedly stomped on the memorial as they angrily hurled insults at the man recording them who identified himself as part of the student group of erected the memorial

Students at CATHOLIC St Louis University film pro-choice protesters destroying pro-life memorial | Daily Mail Online

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Justice Sotomayor criticizes Texas abortion ban in scathing dissent after SCOTUS failed to help providers: 'This case is a disaster for the rule of law and a grave disservice to women'

• The Supreme Court rejected a request by abortion providers to have the case sent to a district judge who had previously moved to block the Texas law

Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a scathing dissent in the the Supreme Court case involving the Texas abortion ban, calling it a 'disaster' and a 'grave disservice to women.'

Sotomayor ripped into the Texas abortion law on Thursday after the court rejected a request by abortion providers to have the case sent to a district judge who had previously moved to block the Texas law in a 6-3 decision.

Instead, the case will remain with the conservative 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, the AFP reported.

The Texas law, which went into effect on September 1, bans abortions after six weeks, when a heartbeat in the womb can be detected but before many women even know they are pregnant. In December, the Supreme Court ruled to leave the ban in place as challenges were being litigated.

Sotomayor calls Texas abortion case a 'disaster' in dissent | Daily Mail Online

 

[BreatheUT]

Justice Sotomayor criticizes Texas abortion ban in scathing dissent after SCOTUS failed to help providers: 'This case is a disaster for the rule of law and a grave disservice to women'

• The Supreme Court rejected a request by abortion providers to have the case sent to a district judge who had previously moved to block the Texas law

Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a scathing dissent in the the Supreme Court case involving the Texas abortion ban, calling it a 'disaster' and a 'grave disservice to women.'

Sotomayor ripped into the Texas abortion law on Thursday after the court rejected a request by abortion providers to have the case sent to a district judge who had previously moved to block the Texas law in a 6-3 decision.

Instead, the case will remain with the conservative 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, the AFP reported.

The Texas law, which went into effect on September 1, bans abortions after six weeks, when a heartbeat in the womb can be detected but before many women even know they are pregnant. In December, the Supreme Court ruled to leave the ban in place as challenges were being litigated.

Sotomayor calls Texas abortion case a 'disaster' in dissent | Daily Mail Online

Sotomayor seems to have a misunderstanding about the role of the SC. Just an activist. It's really dangerous if there are too many like her added.

 

[Vol423]

Sotomayor seems to have a misunderstanding about the role of the SC. Just an activist. It's really dangerous if there are too many like her added.

Sotomayor, like all liberal Supreme Court Justices, thinks she’s an unelected legislator with a lifetime appointment. They think only chumps run for Congress.

 

[Vol423]

It’s amazing to me that these liberal SC justices seem completely oblivious to their own hypocrisy in stating that women have a “constitutional right to control their own bodies” (by killing babies) at the same time that they’re ruling that the federal government can infringe all Americans’ ”constitutional right to control their own bodies” by mandating vaccines that don’t even work.

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Texas woman, 26, is Charged with Murder and Jailed on $500,000 Bond after her 'self-induced abortion' in case that violates state's 'Heartbeat Law' which bans abortions as early as six weeks

A Texas woman was arrested and charged with murder after she allegedly terminated her own pregnancy.

Lizelle Herrera, 26, was arrested Thursday after she 'intentionally and knowingly caused the death of an individual by self-induced abortion,' police said.

It is unclear how far along Herrera was in her pregnancy, but Texas has banned all abortions after the first detection of an embryonic 'heartbeat,' which can be detected as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.

Herrera is currently being held at the Starr County Jail on a $500,000 bond while authorities investigate, KVEO reported.

Lizelle Herrera, 26, was arrested Thursday after she 'intentionally and knowingly caused the death of an individual by self-induced abortion'

Texas woman, 26, is charged with murder and jailed on $500K bond after her 'self-induced abortion' | Daily Mail Online

 

[happy-go_vol]

No, it isn't a "right". But it is allowed under law.

Sad that murder of babies are allowed and people like support it