State Abortion Amendment Results

[RobDownSouth]

Yes, it was a phantom penumbra only a liberal Justice could detect.

It was built on previous court decisions
Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) which allow married folks the right to contraception without government permission.
Eisenstadt v. Baird (1972) which extended the right to contraception to unmarried folks.
Neither is one of your cherished "enumerated rights", so they're subject to Supreme Court abrogation at any time, right?
Just like Roe, no?

I know you're not bothered if they take women's birth control away, because that doesn't affect you personally.
What happens if the Supreme Court says you have no right to condoms though? How will you prevent infecting your partners with HIV then? Saran Wrap maybe?

 

[RobDownSouth]

A word that isn't in our founding document.

Neither is "Christian".
Yet.

 

[Politruk]

A word that isn't in our founding document.

Neither is "republic," except in the clause guaranteeing each state "a republican form of government."