Roe v. Wade
#1Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/24/22 at 12:44pm
President Biden just said: "This is a sad day for the Supreme Court and for the country. But it doesn't mean the fight is over. Voters need to make their voices heard."
Indeed.
#2Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/24/22 at 5:30pm
All the fault of #45.
#VoteBlue
mar6411
Broadway Star Joined: 9/19/09
#4Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/26/22 at 10:30am
It's also the fault of RGB, who refused to retire when she would have been replaced by Obama. I will hate her forever.
#5Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/26/22 at 11:36am
STFU. I will NEVER have anyone disrespect the incredible, brilliant, life changing Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Nope. She was going to retire when Hillary was President.
Learn facts because they matter. Start by learning her initials.
FindingNamo
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/22/03
#6Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/26/22 at 11:40am
Words like "fault" and "refuse" are always in the arsenal of the "Libertarians," always ready to use hindsight to describe the idea of human behavior with no understanding of flesh and blood individuals, which is screamingly ironic.
#7Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/26/22 at 11:48am
100% Namo. The quoted party you speak of? The absolute, living worst.
#8Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/26/22 at 2:59pm
Of those persons on Planet Earth I might "hate forever," Ruth Bader Ginsburg is certainly not one of them. She should be praised for her dedicated service to our country.
UncleCharlie
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/26/16
#9Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/26/22 at 10:10pm
kdogg36 said: "It's also the fault of RGB, who refused to retire when she would have been replaced by Obama. I will hate her forever."
I'm sure if she only knew you wanted her to retire, she would have done so post-haste. Did you try to call her to tell her, write her a letter, post something on Facebook. How was she supposed to know? Can you really say you did everything humanly possible to inform her of your opinion? Maybe the fault is actually yours.
Also, I'm sure you will recall Obama had the opportunity to replace Scalia with a year left in his term and he couldn't even get Merrick Garland a confirmation hearing, who had he been confirmed would have been on the court instead of Gorsuch so I doubt a replacement for RBG would have fared much better.
But here I am actually trying to dignify your ridiculous comment. So maybe the real fault is mine.
#10Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 11:51am
Sutton Ross said: "STFU. I will NEVER have anyone disrespect the incredible, brilliant, life changing Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Nope. She was going to retire when Hillary was President.
Learn facts because they matter. Start by learning her initials."
I do regret the typo; thanks for pointing it out. I respect that you (and others) are passionate in your disagreement with what I wrote.
KFC1991
Stand-by Joined: 7/10/18
#11Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 5:06pm
UncleCharlie said: "kdogg36 said: "It's also the fault of RGB, who refused to retire when she would have been replaced by Obama. I will hate her forever."
I'm sure if she only knew you wanted her to retire, she would have done so post-haste. Did you try to call her to tell her, write her a letter, post something on Facebook. How was she supposed to know? Can you really say you did everything humanly possible to inform her of your opinion? Maybe the fault is actually yours.
Also, I'm sure you will recall Obama had the opportunity to replace Scalia with a year left in his term and he couldn't even get Merrick Garland a confirmation hearing, who had he been confirmed would have been on the court instead of Gorsuch so I doubt a replacement for RBG would have fared much better.
But here I am actually trying to dignify your ridiculous comment. So maybe the real fault is mine.
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It wasn't up to Kdog. Many people were calling on her to retire when Obama could still replace her (because they new this would happen). She steadfastly refused. Now most of her legacy will be destroyed. That is the price to be paid for her hubris.
KFC1991
Stand-by Joined: 7/10/18
#12Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 5:09pm
kdogg36 said: "Sutton Ross said: "STFU. I will NEVER have anyone disrespect the incredible, brilliant, life changing Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Nope. She was going to retire when Hillary was President.
Learn facts because they matter. Start by learning her initials."
I do regret the typo; thanks for pointing it out. I respect that you (and others) are passionate in your disagreement with what I wrote."
"She was going to retire when Hillary was president." How'd that work out babe? A person in their eighties with cancer rolled the dice and now here we are. Enjoy your Notorious RBG merch though!
#13Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 5:15pm
KFC1991 said: ""She was going to retire when Hillary was president." How'd that work out babe? A person in their eighties with cancer rolled the dice and now here we are. Enjoy your Notorious RBG merch though!"
Unnecessarily nasty comment.
KFC1991
Stand-by Joined: 7/10/18
#14Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 5:45pm
Highland Guy said: "KFC1991 said: ""She was going to retire when Hillary was president." How'd that work out babe? A person in their eighties with cancer rolled the dice and now here we are. Enjoy your Notorious RBG merch though!"
What a filthy comment.
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What part is untrue? She accomplished many great things and was a great American, but she made a grave error.
UncleCharlie
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/26/16
#15Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 6:05pm
KFC1991 said: "It wasn't up to Kdog. Many people were calling on her to retire when Obama could still replace her (because they new this would happen). She steadfastly refused. Now most of her legacy will be destroyed. That is the price to be paid for her hubris."
I realized a long time ago, humor, sarcasm and facetiousness is almost completely lost on most here but did you honestly think the first part of my comment was meant as anything other than tongue in cheek?
And for the second time, I'm pretty sure if she did resign during the last 2 years of Obama's second term, her replacement would have been tied up by McConnell just as Scalia's replacement was. I attended an exhibition of her life a few years ago, Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She led a remarkable life and accomplished a tremendous amount even before she was on the court in the face of overwhelming odds against her as a woman, as a wife with a young child and as a Jew. Without question, she earned the right to leave the Court whenever she damn well pleased and her legacy will remain fully intact. Only extremely ignorant people would think otherwise.
#16Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 7:03pm
Republicans and the MAGA crazies are going to set this country back 50+ years. Next is contraception, then same-sex marriage. then a national wide abortion band. After that, who knows... If you are Republican, I hope you're happy with the future of this country.
#17Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 7:08pm
Today, my husband and I made an "extra" yearly contribution to the Democratic National Committee. SCOTUS has taken away the reproductive rights of women. Equal marriage rights for all American citizens is on their hit list.
VOTE BLUE !!
KFC1991
Stand-by Joined: 7/10/18
#18Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/27/22 at 7:37pm
UncleCharlie said: "KFC1991 said: "It wasn't up to Kdog. Many people were calling on her to retire when Obama could still replace her (because they new this would happen). She steadfastly refused. Now most of her legacy will be destroyed. That is the price to be paid for her hubris."
And for the second time, I'm pretty sure if she did resign during the last 2 years of Obama's second term, her replacement would have been tied up by McConnell just as Scalia's replacement was.
Obama seated two justices and could have sat three.
Without question, she earned the right to leave the Court whenever she damn well pleased
That's what her fans said in 2014 when there were calls for her to step down. She didn't listen and there were consequences to that decision.
All we can do now is vote blue in every race we can and hope for a better court in the future.
Islander_fan
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/25/14
#19Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/28/22 at 8:03pm
Keep in mind that while Obama did have the chance to put a third justice on the bench, Mitch Mconnel got in the way. After all, he’s the one who made up the bogus law stating that you can’t appoint a justice during an election year.
#20Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/29/22 at 2:18pm
I agree. Remembering the Spring of 2016 it seemed like Hillary was inevitable and hoping that Dump would be the nominee because anybody else would beat her but not the Dump. I was happy to see yesterday.
#21Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/29/22 at 2:21pm
ACL2006 said: "Republicans and the MAGA crazies are going to set this country back 50+ years. Next is contraception, then same-sex marriage. then a national wide abortion band. After that, who knows... If you are Republican, I hope you're happy with the future of this country."
It won't get that bad.
#22Roe v. Wade
Posted: 6/30/22 at 3:11pm
Is July 4th off this year?
#23Roe v. Wade
Posted: 7/1/22 at 9:11am
Jay Lerner-Z said: "Is July 4th off this year?"
Should be. What's their to celebrate, women losing their freedom?
#24Roe v. Wade
Posted: 7/1/22 at 3:37pm
South Florida said: "ACL2006 said: "Republicans and the MAGA crazies are going to set this country back 50+ years. Next is contraception, then same-sex marriage. then a national wide abortion band. After that, who knows... If you are Republican, I hope you're happy with the future of this country."
It won't get that bad.
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I'm not holding my breath... people thought that Roe V Wade wouldn't overturned either... same sex marriage is next... mark my words
Roscoe
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
#25Roe v. Wade
Posted: 7/6/22 at 11:23am
South Florida said: "It won't get that bad."
Which is exactly what people said about the Trump Supreme Court overturning Roe V. Wade.
Make no mistake. IT IS THAT BAD. And complacency is what helped get us here -- the people who consistently under-estimated the danger of the Republican Party shoulder a good deal of the blame.
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