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How will the SC vote on the Texas law which will shut most clinics across the state?

1. 5-3 Texas smack down. Reason prevails.
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2. 4-4 Its like it never happened.
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33%
 
Total votes: 6

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http://www.vox.com/2016/3/2/11149194/scotus

Oral arguments on whether doctors and medical specialties are better judges of what is healthy for women or ignorant Texas lawmakers:

http://www.acog.org/About-ACOG/News-Roo ... icus-Brief

And there is this just so you know what reason is up against in Texas:


http://www.vox.com/2016/3/1/11139022/sa ... tion-texas


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All but one (Clarence Thomas) voted to block enforcement of a similar law in La. Bad news for the Texas Republican Liegeslature.


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Interesting how little people seem to care about women's rights. Even women.


Women seem to have less class unity than blacks do.


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Well Rubato, I see your observation and raise you. Women have little class unity because there is not much that unites them. It is half the human race. Lots more differences within the group than similarities.

On the other hand, I am male and will never have the opportunity to have or not have an abortion. I think my opinion about the issue is way too uninformed be of significance.

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After authoring the odious ruling in Gonsales v. Carhart, Kennedy has a lot to atone for and will probably use these cases to show that he hasn't been completely taken in by the nutjob right.
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Burning Petard wrote:On the other hand, I am male and will never have the opportunity to have or not have an abortion. I think my opinion about the issue is way too uninformed be of significance.

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Hmm, you probably will never have the opportunity to be President... or have sex with a sheep... or be executed for murder*. Does that disqualify you from having any voice in laws on those matters?

*I hope you miss at least two of those, anyway :lol:
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Burning Petard wrote:Well Rubato, I see your observation and raise you. Women have little class unity because there is not much that unites them. It is half the human race. Lots more differences within the group than similarities.

On the other hand, I am male and will never have the opportunity to have or not have an abortion. I think my opinion about the issue is way too uninformed be of significance.

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This issue unites all women between menses and menopause. If the Republicans had their way rape victims must also bear the children of their rapists.



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I could be wrong, but I note that no females have posted in this thread.

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There is not much that unites them.

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Well, there IS disdain for you lot. :nana
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Disdain - that's what did Bill Clinton in. Isn't it?
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