Six years ago this month, Hillary Clinton tweeted that "A Republican president could nominate as many as 4 Supreme Court justices" & linked a warning that it could lead to the end of Roe v. Wade.
Her replies were filled with left-wingers accusing her of "fear mongering."
Her replies were filled with left-wingers accusing her of "fear mongering."
For months, Mississippi abortion-rights organizers, anticipating Roe v. Wade’s downfall, have focused on boosting pre-existing efforts to teach people how to self-manage or perform their own abortions.
mississippifreepress.org/17132/organize…
mississippifreepress.org/17132/organize…
The point of these tweets isn't to relitigate the 2016 primaries.
But when a woman was right about something, and mocked and ridiculed for it and not believed at the time, we ought to all be willing to admit that moving forward.
But when a woman was right about something, and mocked and ridiculed for it and not believed at the time, we ought to all be willing to admit that moving forward.
Amy Coney Barrett in 2013: "Republicans are heavily invested in getting (Supreme Court) judges who will overturn Roe."
She said that during a 2013 speech at Notre Dame, long before Trump appointed her to the federal judiciary.
mississippifreepress.org/6324/evangelic…
She said that during a 2013 speech at Notre Dame, long before Trump appointed her to the federal judiciary.
mississippifreepress.org/6324/evangelic…
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