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neonzx wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 12:50 pm She was so "concerned" that she called the cops?

Poor lady. But they keep voting for her.

Atticus Finch wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 1:04 pm I bet you the sidewalk chalk learned its lesson.

CSPAN @cspan wrote: Q: "Are you comfortable with the protests that we saw outside the homes of Supreme Court justices over the weekend?"

@SenSchumer: "If protests are peaceful; yes. My house, there's protests 3-4 times a week outside my house."

Greg Price @greg_price11 wrote: Psaki: “We certainly continue to encourage [protests] outside of judges’ homes”

WASHINGTON — Sen. Bob Casey will vote to support a bill to ensure access to abortion nationwide, he announced Tuesday, taking a significant step in favor of abortion rights despite long describing himself as a “pro-life” Democrat. Casey, whose namesake father was part of a landmark Supreme Court case on abortion restrictions, announced his stand Tuesday ahead of a Senate vote, expected as soon as Wednesday, that would attempt to write into law the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion and blocking many bans.

While the vote is certain to fail in the face of opposition from Republicans and likely from West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin, it represents Democrats’ first formal pushback against a forthcoming Supreme Court decision that appears poised to overturn the pivotal abortion ruling. Casey, in a statement, said he has never voted for and would not support “a categorical ban on abortion” that could result from the expected ruling. Casey’s statement is a notable marker of where he stands on the issue, given his complicated past on abortion votes. Earlier this year, he voted to advance debate on the same bill, the Women’s Health Protection Act, but had not said if he supported the underlying proposal. He clarified that Tuesday.

The upcoming vote comes at a fraught moment, a week after a leaked draft of a Supreme Court opinion signaled that conservative justices could soon wipe out the decision protecting abortion, leading to restrictions and possibly outright bans in many states. Casey cited that likelihood in explaining his vote. “This week, I will again vote yes to advance debate on the Women’s Health Protection Act and I will support the bill if there is a vote on final passage in the future,” he said in a statement. “In the nearly three months since the Senate last voted on the Women’s Health Protection Act, the circumstances around the entire debate on abortion have changed,” he added.

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Tue May 10, 2022 5:44 pm They asked the wrong dude. I lived near Schumar in Brooklyn, and he isn't just whistling Dixie. Not a week went past that I didn't get an invitation to a protest something at his house.

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CSPAN @cspan wrote: Q: "Are you comfortable with the protests that we saw outside the homes of Supreme Court justices over the weekend?"
@SenSchumer: "If protests are peaceful; yes. My house, there's protests 3-4 times a week outside my house."

AZ Right Wing Watch @az_rww wrote: It’s still morning in Arizona and there’s already concrete barriers put in place to block off 17 Ave. in front of the Phoenix Capitol. The Wesley Bolin Plaza parking lot is also blocked off.

Luke Mosiman @Luke_Mosiman wrote: BREAKING— Abortion activists are handing out the PERSONAL ADDRESS of Justice Clarence Thomas’ home to threaten the Supreme Court Justice

The Tennessee Holler @TheTNHoller wrote: The rally organizers say they cut the power to legislative plaza when they heard this march was coming, so the plan is to march to a different square.

#BansOffOurBodies

Matthew Miller @mattmiller757 wrote: .@AOC charges into crowd of pro-life and pro-abortion protesters to deliver a apeech

neonzx wrote: ↑Fri Jun 24, 2022 8:36 pm What pro-choice advocate uses the term "pro-abortion" ??

I'm not feeling this Lyz woman.

raison de arizona wrote: ↑Fri Jun 24, 2022 3:53 pm National punch a fascist day has come early this year.