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BREAKING: At a press conference in Spain a few days ago, President Biden blasted the Supreme Court's decision to end abortion as a federal right and send it back to each state to decide when and how women should abort.
A reporter from NBC has asked, as well as the incoming President of the White House Correspondents' Association pointed out that his views have changed over the years, and asked him about the integrity of the Supreme Court on the matter
The question is if the Supreme Court makes a ruling that you don't agree with, how do you intend to go about it? as the abortion rights issue gets hotter across the United States
People are beginning to attack the Justices? Of course not. More protests rising around the country, which may help but may not change much, as more women seemed to send a message to a pro-abortionist, as you can see image below when a woman responds to other women backing abortion rights, implies the baby's life is also important.
All this protest may push the authority to codify abortion as a right and the Supreme Court will have no say. Sadly though, 85 percent of people believe America is headed in the wrong direction with the Biden administration, no doubt
Some high people in political authority in the ''Democrats party'' have revealed that the party has started shopping for his ''Biden''replacement, citing his age and his first term poor performance in office achievements as low when compared to the expectations of Americans.
So the Democrats are about to be swept out of office in a massive red wave. So codifying abortion will not help the situation
While many believe that the Abortion rights executive orders by the President can be reversed. Besides, more than half of US states are Republican states. That means in each of those states, if asked to vote on abortion, most voters will go for some restrictions. So the measure is not as popular as the media make it look and will fail in Congress and many states.
The question is, what's the way forward? Telling the cold, hard truth is dangerous as people's emotions are involved and no one wants to listen to reasoning from both or all sides right now.
However, reversing the Supreme Court's decision is a bit hard when you're about to lose an election and therefore Congress, and your power to pass federal laws.
Meanwhile, it may interest you to know, That Abortion Rights In the United States have been a contentious topic for decades that most polls show that there is a wide range of opinions on the matter, with most people in favor of some form of abortion restriction.
Despite this fact, there have been several recent developments that suggest that abortion rights may be on the decline in the United States which is finally coming to pass
Abortion rights have been a hot topic of debate in the United States for years. The right to choose has been seen as personal liberty, one that should be protected by the government.
However, many people believe that abortion should not be legal at all, or only legal in certain circumstances. This debate has led to some very different argument and protest across the United States, with many debates over abortion that has persisted for decades, and it seems to be getting more heated as time passes.
A reporter from NBC has asked, as well as the incoming President of the White House Correspondents' Association pointed out that his views have changed over the years, and asked him about the integrity of the Supreme Court on the matter
The question is if the Supreme Court makes a ruling that you don't agree with, how do you intend to go about it? as the abortion rights issue gets hotter across the United States
People are beginning to attack the Justices? Of course not. More protests rising around the country, which may help but may not change much, as more women seemed to send a message to a pro-abortionist, as you can see image below when a woman responds to other women backing abortion rights, implies the baby's life is also important.
All this protest may push the authority to codify abortion as a right and the Supreme Court will have no say. Sadly though, 85 percent of people believe America is headed in the wrong direction with the Biden administration, no doubt
Some high people in political authority in the ''Democrats party'' have revealed that the party has started shopping for his ''Biden''replacement, citing his age and his first term poor performance in office achievements as low when compared to the expectations of Americans.
So the Democrats are about to be swept out of office in a massive red wave. So codifying abortion will not help the situation
While many believe that the Abortion rights executive orders by the President can be reversed. Besides, more than half of US states are Republican states. That means in each of those states, if asked to vote on abortion, most voters will go for some restrictions. So the measure is not as popular as the media make it look and will fail in Congress and many states.
The question is, what's the way forward? Telling the cold, hard truth is dangerous as people's emotions are involved and no one wants to listen to reasoning from both or all sides right now.
However, reversing the Supreme Court's decision is a bit hard when you're about to lose an election and therefore Congress, and your power to pass federal laws.
Meanwhile, it may interest you to know, That Abortion Rights In the United States have been a contentious topic for decades that most polls show that there is a wide range of opinions on the matter, with most people in favor of some form of abortion restriction.
Despite this fact, there have been several recent developments that suggest that abortion rights may be on the decline in the United States which is finally coming to pass
Abortion rights have been a hot topic of debate in the United States for years. The right to choose has been seen as personal liberty, one that should be protected by the government.
However, many people believe that abortion should not be legal at all, or only legal in certain circumstances. This debate has led to some very different argument and protest across the United States, with many debates over abortion that has persisted for decades, and it seems to be getting more heated as time passes.