https://www.cbsnews.com/news/texas-abortion-ban-law-supreme-court/

Supreme Court declines to block Texas 6-week abortion ban

Washington — The Supreme Court late Wednesday declined to halt a Texas law banning abortions as early as six weeks of pregnancy, allowing the nation's most restrictive measure to remain in effect.

The court ruled 5-4 against providing relief to abortion providers, who asked the Supreme Court on Monday to put the law, which outlaws most abortions in the state, on hold.Chief Justice John Roberts and the three liberal justices were in dissent.

The high court failed to act before the law took effect earlier Wednesday, and abortion providers in Texas informed women they would no longer offer the procedure after six weeks of pregnancy in compliance with the law. Then, nearly 24 hours later, the high court rejected the request from abortion rights supporters to block the law.

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>>14508288

>Supreme Court declines to block Texas 6-week abortion ban

While the high court refused to stop the law while the legal fight continues, the majority said its decision "is not based on any conclusion about the constitutionality of Texas's law, and in no way limits other procedurally proper challenges to the Texas law, including in Texas state courts."

The decision from the Supreme Court is a significant victory for anti-abortion advocates, who are looking to the high court's expanded 6-3 conservative majority — with three justices appointed by former President Trump — to chip away at Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark Supreme Court decision that established a woman's right to an abortion. The court is poised to hear this fall a case involving Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban, and a decision upholding that measure could clear the way for more restrictive abortion laws.

In a blistering dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor called the court's order "stunning" and said the law is a "breathtaking act of defiance — of the Constitution, of this court's precedents, and of the rights of women seeking abortions throughout Texas."

We bought Mike Lindell's sheets.

At first, I thought they were just ok, not particularly soft.

But, after only 3 washes…they are ultra soft and feel so so nice.

>>14508292

>Stromectil is the human grade version of ivermectin, a

>>14508296

>HCQ

haven't tried this place yet, but can supposedly buy prescription drugs without a prescription.

https://ivermectin24h.com/

If I buy, I will also get doxycycline, prednisone, and inhaler…in case you get the covid pneumonia.. which many do.

>>14508316

>Around 5 p.m. on the same day, in response to a search warrant issued by the District Attorney, Mesa County Human Resources went to collect Mesa County Clerk and Recorder Tina Peters’ work notebook computer from her office. The affidavit says during the collection, it appeared Knisley was using Peters’ Mesa County work station to access the secure Mesa County computer network earlier that morning.

>Mesa County IT pulled log files from Peters’ work notebook computer that confirmed Peters’ credentials were used to login. Upon further investigation, Mesa County IT also discovered that items were sent to the print server, but were not ultimately printed. The content of these items remains under investigation.

>>14508316

>This smells like a covert op that was successful in getting info to Tina Peters and Lindell team to corroborate info

you think Lindell would have had somebody break the law?

I don't agree.

What else could she have been doing?

>>14508326

>Covid not real. Don't worry.

i don't care what you call it…there is a real nasty virus out there.

and if it is spreading in all seasons of calendar, then it's def a man made, gain of function bio weapon

>>14508346

>How else did she get Tina's password. They are friends you know

"friends"? according to Tina? or just reported?

>>14508346

>I live 50 miles from this. You'd better believe all hell is breaking loose.

I hope so. I used to live in that area….BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY…

>>14508369

you could be right.

just not enough info for me to reach a decision.

>>14508377

https://twitter.com/lindaluvinlife1/status/1433413424457846794

I don't like your bullying of

@KristiNoem

. Abortion is wrong but the emphasis should be on free birth control and helping women keep their babies. Where is the concern of how babies suffer in the womb of a crack addict. There are many issues not just one.

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>>14508386

>But if I am right, AND I BELIEVE I AM, President Trump will take his rightful place on Mount Rushmore as the President who defeated the communist effort to overthrow our government and in doing so, drained the swamp and truly made America great again.

>>14508398

> We read your article about the aquarium breaking in Shanghai and were wondering if you could provide us with the name of the Mall spokesperson you quoted or the owner of the aquarium?

> Kind regards, Belinda

>>14508398

>I think we have our answer

not sure I am following your thinking.

Do you think she was trying to out somebody?

She works with Chyna?

>>14508405

why do you say that?

the only proof we have they they were good friends who trusted each other is your word saying you talked to her and she told you so.

i don't know you. who are you that we should trust you?

>>14508408

He posted that last night?

Is this a new twat by him?

>>14508356

>>How else did she get Tina's password. They are friends you know

>"friends"? according to Tina? or just reported?

>>14508369

>Because I was at the protest and Belinda was there and I spoke to her…

what do you mean by "i spoke to her….." ?

were you not implying that she told you or you learned they were friends?

what did she tell you?

>>14508416

how do you know they are friends?

what did you speak to her about?

>>14508435

>The SoS always had the password. That's who leaked it.

that's what I am thinking.

why is there an anon here dropping 'hints' that Tima Peters would give her password to her 'friend" as directed by Mike Lindell.

sounds stupid to me if that is what happened.

>>14508450

>The whole "Tina's password" is a lie from the start.

>The Secretary of State had the password, and any leaking of it MUST have come from her office.

yep

this is the only thing that makes sense.

>>14508453

that anon is sure working hard trying to convince us that Tina gave her password to somebody.

so anon, says that Belinda did it and won't get charged with anything significant.

But what about Tina Peters?

If she gave her password to her 'friend" , what would charges against her be?

she'd be one stupid person to do that?

that Belinda sure has had some interesting jobs.