Get ready for some more protest in the USA

[727Sky]

Supreme Court leak ?

[beez]

The Supreme Court cannot base their rulings on how it will affect the politicaal landscape.

Politicians and pundits will use it, but meh.

Second, I am anti-abortion.

I feel it is the deliberate and intentional killing of an unborn human.

That's all I'm going to say about it.

[Ninurta]

Grace read a statement for public release to me a while ago from the Supremes. The statement said that the document was authentic, but "did not represent the opinion of the Court or any one Justice". WTF? If it's authentic, but doesn't represent anyone's opinion, then why go to the bother of writing it up in the first place?

My sense of the situation is that it IS authentic, since the SCOTUS said it was, and that it DOES represent an opinion. I would further guess that someone on the Left, either a justice or a clerk, leaked it in order to get the troops rallied and on-line before the decision comes out, have them organized and ready to hit the streets and rock the instant it does come out - an attempt to catch the U.S. and the Right  by surprise, assuming the Right WON'T be organized and ready to respond.

I would look very, very closely at either Sotomayor or Kagan (especially Kagan, as I think she is the most communistic Justice left on the SCOTUS since Ginsberg kicked the bucket) as the leaker if it was one of the Justices, and each clerk should be scrutinized if it wasn't a Justice. Whomever it was should be found and expelled from their position with prison time attached, as they are overtly and intentionally trying to foment unrest (an "insurrection" for those on the left who abuse the word because they don't know what it actually means) in the U.S. and give advantage to the Leftists in that unrest - in short, they are picking political sides and laying a thumb on the scales in favor of "their" side - and that is not the job of the judiciary, or indeed ANY branch of government.

This unrest is likely to make the Floyd "protests" look like a Sunday picnic in the park.

The document appears to decide that the Roe vs. Wade decision was incorrect, in that it overly centralized power in DC, which should have been delegated to the individual states according to principles set forth in the Constitution itself. The problem here is that the American Left has been pushing and promoting a form of neo-feudalism at the behest of the Globalists to promote their agenda of owning all of us. That neo-feudalism centralizes all power and places it in the hands of the DC Manor House and the barons that reside therein. Right wingers, in contrast, are trying to DE-centralize power and distribute it out among the states, or to the People, where the Constitution says it belongs, and that is directly opposed to the centralization agenda that will ultimately lead to Globalists owning all of the rest of us serfs on the manor.

Those two viewpoints are diametrically opposed, and there really ain't no middle ground between them to meet on - it's either centralize power, or disperse it. There isn't any plan for a half-assed centralization or dispersal, as half-assed will not satisfy the goals of either side. So, this decision if delivered will slap the Manor Lords of the Globalists right in the face, and the war will be on in earnest, without gloves... the gloves will have been dropped to the ground after issuing the challenge by slapping the Globalists with them.

What mystifies me the most about the subject in general is how the same side that labels soldiers as "baby killers" can also, at the same time, promote facilities whose entire purpose is... killing babies. Maybe leftists just want a monopoly on killing babies? I dunno. Just strikes me as a little off kilter to believe both at the same time.



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[hounddoghowlie]

Supreme Court leak ?

Interesting how it's during the midterm election campaign cycle, gives the libtartds ammo to attack conservatives with, and draw out the rif raf to start shit.

[Ninurta]

Supreme Court leak ?

Interesting how it's during the midterm election campaign cycle, gives the libtartds ammo to attack conservatives with, and draw out the rif raf to start shit.

I personally don't think the goal is to hand out ammo to attack Conservatives with - they already have plenty of that, and what they don't have they don't mind making up - so much as it is to get the Leftists riled up, out into the streets, and motivated to get to the polls. Right now, they're kinda lackluster, not all that interested in voting because their Boy has screwed up so badly they've just lost heart. This seems designed to reinvigorate them and get them motivated.

If so, it's a bit early for an October Surprise. A lot can happen between now and voting day, and their interest, if sparked so early, will wane again before the day comes.

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[hounddoghowlie]

Supreme Court leak ?

Interesting how it's during the midterm election campaign cycle, gives the libtartds ammo to attack conservatives with, and draw out the rif raf to start shit.

I personally don't think the goal is to hand out ammo to attack Conservatives with - they already have plenty of that, and what they don't have they don't mind making up - so much as it is to get the Leftists riled up, out into the streets, and motivated to get to the polls. Right now, they're kinda lackluster, not all that interested in voting because their Boy has screwed up so badly they've just lost heart. This seems designed to reinvigorate them and get them motivated.

If so, it's a bit early for an October Surprise. A lot can happen between now and voting day, and their interest, if sparked so early, will wane again before the day comes.

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could be what your saying, but it looks as if  it's already started in on republicans,

a moderate one, whose vote seated Kavanaugh.

Senator Susan Collins’s frequent expressions of “disappointment” and “concern” over the unsurprisingly extreme actions of her own party are so commonplace that they have become a meme among liberals. At times, the Maine Republican seems to be either living in an alternate political universe or playing the role of a well-intentioned naïf on purpose.

Collins was at it again on Tuesday. In a statement reacting to the leak of a Supreme Court draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade, Collins expressed shock (or faux shock?) that she had been misled by two conservative justices she voted to confirm, Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch. (Collins did vote no on Donald Trump’s third Supreme Court Justice, Amy Coney Barrett, but she said her decision stemmed from the timing of the nomination.)

Link: Senate’s Biggest Sucker Complains About Being Suckered

This one is blaming everybody, but mostly McConnell and republic senators.

It’s right for the public to hold elected Democrats accountable and demand action. There’s little point in expecting action from Republicans, after all. But rather than blaming a dead woman for McConnell’s actions, why not blame McConnell himself and the Senators he leads? Donald Trump wasn’t elected because of one Hollywood socialist’s tweets, and two obstructionist Senators are not representative of the rest of Congressional Democrats.

Link: Voices: Who should you blame if Roe gets overturned: Susan Collins, Ruth Bader Ginsburg or Mitch McConnell?

Chuck and Nancy says it The Republican Senators fault,

In a joint statement, Speaker Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Schumer said that Trump’s nominees lied to the Senate, and Senate Republicans are to blame for the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Pelosi and Schumer said in a statement provided to PoliticusUSA:

Link: Pelosi And Schumer Rip Senate Republicans Who Voted For Trump SCOTUS Nominees

I'm thinking it's going to be a thing, their going to keep after republicans using this.

[Wizzz]

This whole thing stinks of a pre-planned op to split the country down
yet another axis. AND, if the articles that I'm reading are correct, these drafts are
not necessarily indicative of the final decision. They go back and forth.
Changing while things are in the works.  So,  it's a bit premature to be rallying, protesting
and twisting up your big boy panties.

[EndtheMadnessNow]

The Clown House

Roe v Wade messaging + debt relief targeted at coastal yuppies will make for a powerful psychoactive. Campus-adjacent coffee shops and front lawns are about to get loud with signage.

The 1973 Roe v. Wade decision also was leaked to the press

The apparent leak to Politico of an initial draft of a Supreme Court opinion overruling Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey has been greeted with astonishment about not only the sweep of the ruling but also the fact that a draft opinion was leaked at all. Some commentators claimed that this was unprecedented in the history of the Supreme Court.

There is great danger in case results being leaked — all the more so when a full-blown draft is handed over to journalists, seemingly before the opinions, concurring and dissenting, have been finalized. The apparent majority opinion by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. in the Mississippi abortion case always held within it the makings of political dynamite — but now the premature announcement could even further the confusion and blowback that will surround any final opinions. It may prove to be a major blow to the court’s legitimacy and reputation.

[Ninurta]

I'm thinking it's going to be a thing, their going to keep after republicans using this.

Yeah, they will until The Next Big Thing comes along. That's just Democrats democrattin', same thing they've been doing since I've been alive - finding something to blame on anyone else but themselves, and then blaming. Schumer added insult to injury by threatening the SCOTUS... again...

True to form, the requisite crowds showed up at the Supreme Court to issue threats of their own... or maybe just extensions of Schumer's threats. Funny how they already had pre-printed (not the usual hand-written garbage) signs in that crowd, now ain't it? The leak was leaked at 9 pm last night, so they must've had to rush to an all-night printer to git 'er done, eh?

Also true to form, they are ramping it up all out of proportion to what the draft actually said, in an effort to fire up their base by scaring the shit out of them, and that always works, because the Base can't be assed to actually read anything, so they just take the rabble-rouser's word for what it says, and the rabble-rousers lie their asses off to get maximum mileage from a minimum event.

The DNC started sending out fundraising e-mails bright and early this morning to try to whip the masses into shape for the upcoming midterms... and pick their pockets while they were at it.

I doubt that it will have the legs to last all the way to election day - they'll have to find, or make up, more fodder between now and then to keep their base fired up, and it'll have to be Pretty Big Shit to compete with their EXPERIENCE of fuel shortages, food shortages, rising prices of everything, inflation, and BidenHarris giving away the farm to the Ukraine while the people back home are starving right under his doddering old nose.

And Susan Collins? Really? Is anyone really fooled just because she puts an "R" next to her name for political expediency? If it walks like a Democrat, talks like a Democrat, and scratches itself like a Democrat, it's probably a Democrat, whatever letter it puts next to it's name. She's right up there with Liz Cheney, adam Kinzinger, a a few others on the list of sheep in wolves clothing in the DC cesspool.

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[Ninurta]

The Clown House

Roe v Wade messaging + debt relief targeted at coastal yuppies will make for a powerful psychoactive. Campus-adjacent coffee shops and front lawns are about to get loud with signage.

The 1973 Roe v. Wade decision also was leaked to the press

The apparent leak to Politico of an initial draft of a Supreme Court opinion overruling Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey has been greeted with astonishment about not only the sweep of the ruling but also the fact that a draft opinion was leaked at all. Some commentators claimed that this was unprecedented in the history of the Supreme Court.

There is great danger in case results being leaked — all the more so when a full-blown draft is handed over to journalists, seemingly before the opinions, concurring and dissenting, have been finalized. The apparent majority opinion by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. in the Mississippi abortion case always held within it the makings of political dynamite — but now the premature announcement could even further the confusion and blowback that will surround any final opinions. It may prove to be a major blow to the court’s legitimacy and reputation.

Here's an amusing fact - 2 hours after "Biden" released that statement, he was asked by a reporter about the leak, and said - I'm quoting here - "I've not thought very much about it". Pretty in-depth statement for someone who "hasn't thought very much about it". isn't it? Makes me wonder who is really running the shop and pushing out those statements...


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[ABNARTY]

The Summer of Love II

When those concerned with acceptance and tolerance, burn/wreck/loot/shoot/etc. across the USA to show how magnificent they are. 

Arsonists for Women's Rights!!!