“The United States Supreme Court will vote to repeal the abortion law”

The US Supreme Court will vote to repeal the abortion law. The newspaper writes it Politician, who received a draft opinion of the majority of articles written by Judge Samuel Alito. The 1973 law is in the eyes of the court and the document constitutes a “complete and resolute” rejection of the landmark ruling Raw vs. WadeWhich recognizes the right to abortion even in the absence of health problems for the woman or the fetus. The draft “Court Opinion” states: “We believe that the judgment should be set aside.” “It is time to hear the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people’s elected representatives,” the document said.

Rue vs. Wade

The draft was placed in February. The four Republican-appointed justices — Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Connie Barrett — voted with Alito, who was also appointed by longtime party chief George W. Bush, in 2005 to repeal the right to abortion. Three Democratic Justices Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan are working on a counter-draft instead. It is not clear how Chief Justice John Roberts, who was appointed by Bush in 2006 and who is considered a moderate, will side. In the 67-page draft signed by the ultra-conservative judge, there is no reference to states’ right to decide whether to regulate or prohibit abortion. In the past, judges have changed their positions regarding the expressed line of opinion. The Supreme Court’s decision will not be final until it is published. So far, no anticipation has been given. The revelation could open up a debate across the country.

Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders is making himself heard: “Congress should pass a law now recognizing ‘Roe v. Wade as the law of this country. And if there aren’t sixty votes in the Senate to do so, and there aren’t, we have to end the stalling for approval by 50,” the senator wrote on Twitter. , is a strategic signal: Currently, Senate Democrats only have 50 votes. To beat it you need 60. Democrats would theoretically have the 50 votes needed to pass the bill: even if Republicans were to vote against all, with a 50 to 50 tie, the US Vice President Kamala Harris’ vote will be decisive, in favor of abortion.

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