It is clear that those who support abortion have not had to make a decent defense for their position in, say, 50 years. US Vice President Kamala Harris tried to appeal to parents of sons, warning that young men may have to step up and be responsible for a child they help conceive if abortion is… Read More That’s not much of an argument
It is hard to believe the news, but Roe v. Wade, the US Supreme Court decision which imposed legalized abortion on all 50 states has been overturned. The ruling returns the power to legislate abortion to each state, with almost half set to ban or limit it. As a number of folks predicted, those who wish to kill their… Read More A day of rejoicing
The leak has been described as “unprecedented” by just about everyone, and could undermine the trust between the Justices, and their staff. Leaking such a document would effectively end one’s legal career, but if it was intended to reinvigorate flagging interest in President Biden’s agenda, then it almost seems that a lot of folks were in… Read More The leak
Political commentator Matt Walsh has decided to travel the world to discover what a woman is. While the trailer for his documentary suggests that much of the world still understands the difference between male and female, the enlightened West seems to be struggling with the fundamentals. It will come as little surprise to Mad readers that even the… Read More Man, I feel like a woman
Florida governor, Ron De Santis received applause last week, as he reiterated his plan to reroute illegal immigrants on to Delaware and other states. The governor may not need to as it appears the Department of Homeland Security is scattering illegal migrants around the country on “ghost flights.” In addition, in Loudoun County, VA, the DHS surprised officials by… Read More You can ask questions later
Speaking of merit and virtue signaling, in not-so-shocking news last week, Stephen Breyer, a Justice of the Supreme Court, announced he was retiring. Justice Breyer had been contemplating retirement for some time, but news of his plan was leaked. Activists piled on calling for him to step down, giving President Biden a chance to make an appointment to the… Read More No time wasters
The Supreme Court of the USA has agreed to hear a case which would challenge “affirmative action.” Writing at the SCOTUS Blog, Amy Howe says that earlier Supreme Court rulings allowed colleges to consider the race of potential students, in order to “assemble a diverse student body.” College Board, the body which develops and administers standardized… Read More Lowering the bar
President Biden repeated his mantra that COVID is a “pandemic of the unvaccinated”. Whether he truly believes that or is using fear as a way of controlling people’s behavior is not clear. However, the amount of changes in messaging lately makes us wonder. During hearings for arguments against the President’s vaccine mandate, Justice Sotomayor made the wild claim that 100,000… Read More Blind spots
The SCOTUS has a lot on its plate. The court handed down opinion on Texas abortion law, allowing the ban to stand, but giving room for challengers to bring lawsuits against it. While the ruling is not a clear win for life, a Mississippi abortion ban case, also before the Court, will test Roe vs Wade more directly. The Daily Signal… Read More All rise
Last week saw the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States hearing oral arguments in a landmark abortion case. Dobbs vs Jackson Women’s Health comes out of a challenge to Mississippi law, which bans abortion after 15 weeks gestation. Commentators have noted that this case represents the first time to overturn the notorious Roe vs… Read More Life in the dock
