SCOTUS tosses Texas abortion law, designed to prevent more Kermit Gosnell butcher shops
Even basic sanitary requirements are too much for the pro-aborts to accept
By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--June 28, 2016
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With Anthony Kennedy joining the four Justices who are always liberal (as opposed to Kennedy's liberal-when-he-feels-like-it approach to interpreting the law), the Supreme Court tossed out the very modest Texas abortion restrictions that simply required abortion clinics to meet the same safety requirements as every other medical clinic, including doctors who are sufficiently credentialed to be able to admit patients at local hospitals.
These restrictions were put in place to prevent more Kermit Gosnell-style butcher shops from springing to life. But you can forget that. Any restriction on abortion, even one designed to keep people safe (apart from fetuses, obviously) is too much for the pro-aborts and their champions on the Supreme Court:Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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