Verdict with Ted Cruz
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Should the justices have practiced judicial restraint in Dobbs?
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1:25Now PlayingJudicial restraint is a sound principle, and it is the right way to approach most issues. But what does the Senator think of Chief Justice Roberts’ concurrence in Dobbs? Watch to find out
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