A corrupt, conservative supreme court wants to abort my baby 27 years after she was born
Pass laws. You can’t just make rules up.
Good. This means Congress has to vote and do their jobs. The people win here.
let me fix this 4U: Supreme Court rules that Congress can’t abdicate it’s responsibility to unelected bureaucrats (as they are wont to do so they can keep getting elected by not getting their hands dirty with difficult and unpopular decisions)
Cue the excitement from the drooling ignorant that think we can pray away the pollution.
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