to dobbs and there is a significant shift in the court s jurisprudence. the not similar to dobbs. this is in line with public opinion. we can show the polling here because it s pew and 50% of americans disapprove of affirmative action. 33% approve. there is a split, though, along racial lines, i should note. sure. even in california voters have twice rejected racial preference nine states actually. right. i think democrats need to be a little bit careful on the political side in terms of saying this is an extension of the dobbs decision. i think as a political matter the court is not out on a limb at all in the way it was the last time around. to the extent that you have justice roberts and justices kavanaugh and barrett toward the middle of the court trying to chart a course that will be less politically contentious than with dobbs, i think this decision fits perfectly well within that, an area the court can shift policy without running afoul of public opinion. errol, i th