Supreme Court ruling on Abortion Pills

As if the entire Roe/Casey framework weren’t the work of the federal judiciary, ok.

You are confusing apples with oranges. You wouldn’t want it if a lone wolf liberal federal judge passed down a ruling making it illegal nationally to buy an AR. Then you have to wait through appeals and the Supreme Court to strike down that ruling. Thats what I am talking about.

several states legalize pot when it is still a federal offence … certain states will give you pills to give you the chance to do something that no trans person will ever be able to do … that is so unfair…

My personal opinion is that it took a constitutional amendment to ban alcohol. But we are far and away from that standard today.

FDA just claimed authority over a bunch of supplements.(natural substances and plant material)

Tells you something about who would benefit from an early leak of the decision? Possibly

Early leak. It could have been done to force cons to hold the line also.

The “investigation” was a joke since none of the obvious suspects were considered.

The Supreme Court needs to adopt the federal judiciary legal standards — even if it means giving up private jet travel.

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:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Spot on.
Authoritarianism on full display.

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Amazing hubris from the censorship team steveo!

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Yeah yeah yeah…that old broken record…is in pieces.

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Until now, no Federal Judge has EVER overruled the FDA approval of a drug for any reason.

Perhaps because a Federal Judge’s legal training does not provide them subject matter expertise. The FDA decision makers are both medical doctors and Ph.D.s in the subject of medical and biological science who are eminently qualified to make such decision.

I will take their word on the safety and efficacy of a drug long before I take the word of a person holding only a Juris Doctor (judge or not). Particularly a Judge who has a known agenda on the topic of abortion.

Again, there is a good reason why this is the first time a Judge has overruled an FDA drug approval. And it should be the last time.

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Stop.

Yes…

The irony. Replacing one unconstitutional federal edict with 50 state-determined laws is “increasing intrusive government control” ? Explain the logic of that, if you can.

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The federal edict protected 300 million individual choices.

It also denied the 300 million individual choices of the babies killed. Under state by state legislation, a lot more babies will get their choices taken into account.

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FDA “well considered” - not hardly.

Your numbers are wrong unless you’re counting the babies

But the case before the Supreme Court was to eliminate the drug mifepristone for ALL American women. It wasn’t a “states rights” thing. Yes, leave it to the states, put it on the ballot, but that had nothing to do with this case.

not opposed to it, but i’m fairly certain states have legislatures