Puzzled Trump Shows Just How Clueless He Is On Overturning Roe v. Wade
July 3, 2018
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as posted by the channelWith the incoming retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, Donald Trump is chomping at the bits to install the worst person imagineable to replace him. But in a recent interview, he once again proved that he shouldn't be the person with such power. Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---Anyone promising that Roe v. Wade will be overturned by President Trump's next Supreme Court justice is engaging in guesswork — and, in many cases, political advocacy. Abortion rights supporters are understandably concerned about nullifying one of the court's most prominent and passion-inducing precedents, yes, but we don't even have a nominee yet. This also happens to be a great way to rally the troops.
All of that said, they have clear — and increasing — reason for concern.
In an interview with Fox airing Sunday and Monday, Trump doubled down on his past rhetoric about sending the issue of abortion to the states, which is another way of saying overturning Roe. (Roe legalized abortion nationwide, meaning its repeal would allow states to decide the issue.) Trump said he would “probably not” ask potential nominees directly about Roe — given that such litmus tests are frowned upon — but then he reiterated his past view of how this issue would play out.---
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