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Standing firm or standing down? The court waffles on abortion drugs

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During his 2005 confirmation hearings, Chief Justice John Roberts compared the role of the Supreme Court to that of an umpire calling balls and strikes. But what happens when the umpire allows one team more at-bats than the other? Once again, the much-vaunted conservative Supreme Court is a one-way ratchet for left-wing litigation. Some things never change. When Donald Trump was president, not a single major administrative policy went unchallen…

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Standing firm or standing down? The court waffles on abortion drugs

During his 2005 confirmation hearings, Chief Justice John Roberts compared the role of the Supreme Court to that of an umpire calling balls and strikes. But what happens when the umpire allows one team more at-bats than the other? Once again, the much-vaunted conservative Supreme Court is a one-way ratchet for left-wing litigation. Some things never change. When Donald Trump was president, not a single major administrative policy went unchallen…

29 days ago·United States

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