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an open question in many ways. he would not agree with me that the right to privacy today extends to protecting women s rights to have autonomy over their reproductive choices and protecting the privacy of intimate relations between consenting adults, whether same-sex or the opposite sex. this and many more left me concerned, delete my judge gorsuch harbors a researcher view of the right to privacy and personal liberty rooted in the due process clause of the 14th amendment. let me be clear. i do not think these and other issues raised by many of my colleagues are just narrowly partisan issues. i think it is unfortunate if we lead the public to view members of the supreme court dimly as red pegs or blue pegs deciding cases along partisan lines. because there are many, many cases that are decided not along partisan lines, but along lines that are narrowly legal. in fact, i think it 62% of the cases decided by the court, they are unanimous.

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